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Lissy Verrall-Withers provides a really useful overview of the case law concerning this perennially hot topic in our latest Inquests blog series. https://lnkd.in/emPwfSRQ #inquests #inquestsbarrister #barrister #5Essex #5Essexblog

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When couples are divorcing or dissolving a civil partnership one of the main concerns is very often what is to happen to the family home. Our #blog highlights the factors that should be taken into consideration: https://shorturl.at/FcCEc

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The PSPA Helpline is a confidential telephone and email service available to anyone affected by PSP & CBD. We are open Monday through Friday from 9am to 9pm. Contact the helpline via: Telephone 0300 0110 122 or Email [email protected] The Helpline can provide: Information on all aspects of living with PSP & CBD, such as symptom management, benefits and entitlements and everyday living. ▪️ Emotional and practical support ▪️ Contact details for local support, which may include a Local Group ▪️ Information about how the PSPA can support you ▪️ Information about health and social care and how to access these services ▪️ Signposting to other sources of information. Or if you simply need to chat to someone about any challenges/frustrations you are facing. Our supportive team will be there to listen, help and guide you through any situation, big or small. #PSPSupport #CBDSupport #PSPAHelpline #CharitySupport #HereToListen

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Priority Actions Plans (PAPs) for North Northamptonshire following the Ofsted and CQC Report! The Ofsted/CQC SEND inspection report for the North Northamptonshire SEND area partnership (covering education, health and social care services) gave 4 'priority' areas that needed to improve upon urgently, and 6 other areas where they must also show improvement. The partnership have been working together to build a detailed plan to make these improvements, which was reviewed and approved by Ofsted/CQC on 24th May 2024 and is now being published. The DfE have also issued an improvement notice following the inspection results – this is standard practice in these circumstances and the Priority Action Plan and wider SEND & Inclusion Strategy will need to ensure that they meet the requirements of this. The full SEND Priority Action Plans can be viewed here: https://lnkd.in/e8XuWdWG

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What is domestic abuse? #spottheredflags #jerseyci #supportingbusinesses #supportingdomesticabusevictims #supportingsurvivors #getinvolved #statesofjerseypolice #safeguardingpartnershipboard

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What is domestic abuse? #spottheredflags #jerseyci #supportingbusinesses #supportingdomesticabusevictims #supportingsurvivors #getinvolved #statesofjerseypolice #safeguardingpartnershipboard

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If you have just had a baby and your older child is developing challenging behaviour our advice and tips can help you support your child manage the changes in their family life https://ow.ly/OfOF50TKBsN

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🚀LEVEL UP your learning! ⭐Trauma Informed Safety Planning Online Course ⭐ When a survivor of a crime comes to Victims Services agencies, they often aren’t wholly sure of all the services or assistance they might need. But more often than not, they do know they want to feel safe again. Safety planning is one of the most crucial, yet least understood steps for victims to begin their healing process, because safety planning isn’t simply a 'check the box' activity. Real safety planning – the kind of safety planning that not only helps protect victims and survivors from further harm but also helps reduce future risk. Safety becomes a mindset: an ongoing, all-encompassing plan that will constantly need to be revisited as the victim’s life and needs evolve and change. Safety planning also involves a range of elements: keeping the victim and their children safe at home, school, and work; addressing their physical and emotional safety needs; and tackling the changing landscape of protecting the survivor’s identity and privacy on the internet and through technology. Conducting a trauma-informed safety plan is critical for the survivor’s safety, peace of mind, and ultimately their future recovery. This 7-hour, online course, taught by experts from the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA), discusses the critical aspects of trauma informed safety planning that can be applied in a variety of contexts, such as domestic violence or intimate partner violence, mental health crises, and even workplace or campus safety, ultimately creating a plan that is unique to the survivor and their circumstances. Additionally, this course also reflects on the importance of advocates and assistants examining and maintaining their own personal safety so that they, in turn, can keep their clients safe as well. 👉 Click here to learn more about this online course: https://lnkd.in/gS4Ke4nS #vicimadvocacy #victimassistance #safetyplanning

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In this blog post from our archive, a new foster carer discusses finding out more about continuing care in order to give her the confidence to support the young person in her care: https://buff.ly/44KmA5V #FCF2024

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Support Services Available for Victims of Crime Experiencing a break-in, car theft, or any other crime can be deeply unsettling and challenging. Fortunately, there are free support services available to help you navigate the aftermath. These services offer confidential counselling and guidance—whether in person, over the phone, or online—and also include specialised support for family or domestic violence situations. For more information on accessing these support services, visit the Western Australia Police Force website using the link below 👇 Remember, help is available, and you don’t have to face it alone. #victimsupport #communityhelp #counsellingservices #wacommunity #safetyfirst #crimesupport #wellbeing