Safeguarding Children L1 & L2 (Children First)

What you'll learn

• Recognise signs & potential indicators of child maltreatment
• Describe different forms of child maltreatment including physical, emotional and sexual abuse, neglect, grooming, radicalisation, child trafficking, f
• In regards to FGM, be aware of the risk of FGM within certain communities, describe how you may identify FGM, FGM mandatory reporting duties, and who
• Explain why some children may be at greater risk of safeguarding concerns
• Understand impact of parent/carer physical and mental health on the well-being and development of a child & young person, and apply this information t
• Know what to do if you have concerns about children, in order to safeguard and promote the welfare of children, including those who are suffering or a
• Explain when and how to refer to social care if a safeguarding concern is identified
• Describe the importance of clear documentation, and know how to document safeguarding concerns appropriately
• Differentiate between fact and opinion, and use these appropriately within written safeguarding records
• Appreciate the roles and responsibilities of a multidisciplinary team in regard to child safeguarding, and understand the importance of multi-agency i
• Explain when and how to share information with other care teams
• Appreciate how to act as an advocate for children where there are safeguarding concerns
• Appreciate relevant legislation, including the Children Acts 1989 , 2004 & Sexual Offenses Act 2003, apply to practice as a healthcare professional

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