Return Home Interviews |
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Event Description |
This online learning module will increase your knowledge and understanding of; what to do when a child returns from missing, what makes a good Return Home Interview and how information gained in a Return Home Interview can be used to drive positive outcomes for children.
You will learn about your responsibilities and how to develop your practice. This module is mandatory for; ASYEs, Social Workers, Child Protection Advisors, Personal Advisors, Independent Reviewing Officers, and all roles undertaking direct work within Special Adolescent Services. This module is recommended for; Advanced Child and Family Workers, Residential Childcare Workers, the YES Team, Youth Homeless Prevention, Early Help, Foster Carers, and Designated Safeguarding Leads in Schools. |
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Training Objectives | The aim of this module is to increase your knowledge and understanding of; what to do when a child returns from missing, what makes a good Return Home Interview and how information gained in a Return Home Interview can be used to drive positive outcomes for children. | ||||||||
Learning Outcomes | If you apply what you have learnt in this online module, you will be able to; |
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Course Pre-Requisites | You must have completed the Missing Children module, before commencing this module. | ||||||||
Course Instructions | While every effort has been made to thoroughly test this module using a range of internet browsers and devices, there are some eventualities that we are unable to predict.
If you are having problems with a module please see the E-Learning Help page. If you are not able to find the help you need on the E-Learning Help Page or are still experiencing issues please contact the Corporate Learning and Development's helpdesk on 033 022 22003 (x22003). |
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Online Learning Course Category | Children | ||||||||
Subject Areas | Social Work, Safeguarding, Foster Care, Children and Young People | ||||||||
Target Audience | Youth Workers, Social Workers, Schools, Foster Carers, Early Help, Children Services | ||||||||
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