Understand how to support the safeguarding, protection and welfare of children
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Which of the signs below may indicate neglect? Select the three correct answers.
Older child suddenly starts thumb sucking
Constantly hungry
Untreated medical problems
Bruises on the neck
Dirty clothes
Fear of clothing being removed
Which of the following signs and symptoms may give cause for concern in the context of potential sexual abuse? Select the four correct answers.
Clings to a parent in a fearful way
Produces drawings of sex organs
Becomes withdrawn / behaviour changes
Has an increased appetite for food
Becomes very hyperactive
Has soreness or bleeding in the throat, anal or genital areas
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- If practitioner assesses a concern as valid, referral to social services is made and followed up in writing within 48 hours.
- Outcome of assessment leads to the decision that a) no further action is necessary, b) child is in need, or c) child is in significant danger of harm
- Social worker acknowledges receipt of referral and decide on next course of action within one working day
- Appropriate action taken to match outcome
- Initial Assessment required within 7 working days of referral
- Practitioner has concerns about a child’s welfare
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No further action is necessary
Child is in need but there is no actual or likely significant harm
Child is in significant danger of harm
No action is taken
Social worker discusses with child, family and colleagues to decide on a next step and what services are required
Strategy discussion involving Local Authority, Children's Social Care, the police and relevant agencies to decide whether to initiate a S47 enquiry
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