Amendments
2024
May 2024
This chapter was revised and updated in May 2024 in accordance with Working Together 2023. | |
This document was added in May 2024 and sets out arrangements for how needs and concerns for unborn children will be responded to, from the early weeks of pregnancy, up until the birth of the child. | |
This chapter was added to the manual in May 2024 and replaces one previously entitled Education of Children with a Social Worker, Looked After and Previously Looked After Children. | |
In May 2024 this chapter was renamed (previously called Family and Friends Care) and minor revisions were made throughout. | |
In May 2024 this chapter was updated to include information from Guidance - Placing Children: Deprivation of Liberty Orders - guidance for providers, social workers and placement commissioners on placing children, subject to a deprivation of liberty order (DoL), in unregistered settings and Revised Practice Guidance on the Court’s Approach to Unregistered Placements (October 2023). | |
This chapter was revised in May 2024 and a new section on Moving Areas was added. | |
This chapter was added in May 2024 and highlights the process for making a referral, identifying risks and completing an assessment with guidance on further steps that need to be made to safeguard newborn infants. | |
Children and Young People Aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities | In May 2024, Section 15, Resolving Disagreements was updated to include information on Guidance: Carry Out an Order in Special Educational Needs Cases. |
In May 2024 Section 10, Use of Inherent Jurisdiction to Authorise a Placement Involving a Deprivation of Liberty was updated throughout in line with Revised Practice Guidance on the Court’s Approach to Unregistered Placements (October 2023) and Revised National Listing Protocol for Applications that Seek Deprivation of Liberty Orders Relating to Children under the Inherent Jurisdiction. And to include information from Guidance - Placing Children: Deprivation of Liberty Orders (Ofsted)- guidance for providers, social workers and placement commissioners on placing children, subject to a deprivation of liberty order (DoL), in unregistered settings. |