Identify which training is right for you, see our Training book and Program to our programs and learning occasions. You can access an array of online courses via our Safeguarding e-Learning. Courses take approximately 1-3 hours with a brief test of knowledge by the end that successful participants can print out a certificate of conclusion.

Ask yourself – Does the kid need an instantaneous child safety response? If so continue to record your concern to the Cumbria Safeguarding Hub. There are now 7-Practitioner Forums up and running in each district area giving practitioners the opportunity to understand each other’s jobs and what local provision is available in each part of the county.

They’re free to attend and there is no need to book – just come along. Early Help is a means of working with children. It involves listening to families to find out the child’s needs. If you’re working with a kid looking for early help that you think would benefit from the support and help of one or even more other agencies. Then increase an early on Help Assessment.

Are you up to date with all things LSCB? Sign up to obtain local and nationwide safeguarding improvements every 4-6 weeks, straight into your inbox. Keeping you informed. If you and your colleagues haven’t already subscribed, please do so and help us spread the word. See – Core Safeguarding and Procedures Practice Guidance, Multi-agency Thresholds Guidance, Risk tools, Local Protocol for Assessment and Models of Practice. To remain up-to-date – register for process and policy revise notifications. Involves young people aged 12 years or more who have had experience of receiving support from services at a range of levels including Early Help, Child In Need, Safeguarding, and Children Looked After. The LSCB has just published its Business Plan for 2018-21. Click here to view and download.

Last 12 months, it launched an on-demand motorcycle courier service for clients who have critical deliveries that need to defeat the notorious congestion on Lagos roads. As we go into the future, more business owners will figure out ways to outsmart the complicated problems and annoying problems of logistics in cities.

In 2018, metropolitan logistics will probably stay one of the very most encouraging rising business opportunities in Africa. With poorly-funded public hospitals, and a significant brain drain of African doctors to countries outside the continent, looking forward to the government to repair the continent’s healthcare sector won’t work. Also, looking forward to international “donor” funds (which are channeled through governments) won’t work too.

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We have been doing a similar thing for decades and incredibly little has transformed. With 25 % of the global disease burden, a rapidly growing population, and an increasing middle income Africa’s healthcare market presents a huge opportunity. 21 billion health care market could double in size in a decade just. Currently, an increasing number of Africans would like medical help outside the continent, in places like India, the center of East and Europe.

This development in outbound medical tourism costs Africans huge amount of money every year. To arrest this unsightly situation before it gets much worse, Africa needs a private-sector led transformation of its health-care industry that will require both the technology of local business owners and investment from local and international traders. Gladly, this transformation is happening.