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The Child Protection Handbook, 4th Edition

Rachael Clawson, Lisa Warwick, Rachel Fyson
ISBN: 9780702079771
ISBN: 9780702079771
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The Child Protection Handbook explains how to recognise abuse and protect at-risk children for those working with children and young people aged under 18, including in social care, education, health services, and sport and leisure settings.

The book has been fully updated to incorporate the impact of new technology as well as current legal and policy frameworks that govern statutory child protection intervention in the UK. It considers all aspects of child protection, including organisational issues, children’s rights, the needs of those from diverse backgrounds, and the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on child protection work.

With accessible, up-to-date information presented in an easy-to-navigate format, the Handbook is ideal for all busy practitioners wanting to improve outcomes for children, young people and their families.

New to this edition

Supporting social workers in child protection practice

Poverty and child protection

New forms of child abuse, including technology assisted child sexual abuse, child sexual exploitation, gangs and criminal exploitation, radicalisation, forced marriage of children and young people, female genital mutilation, and faith-based abuse

Focus on teenagers, including child protection in adolescence, leaving care, safeguarding and children in conflict with the law, children and young people who have displayed harmful sexual behaviour, and child to parent violence and abuse

Safeguarding in sport and leisure

Working with parents at risk of repeat removal of their children through care proceedings

Key Features

Fully updated since the last edition in 2007 – perfect for all those working with children and young people

Easy to navigate and locate information – suitable as a reference book for busy practitioners

Illustrative boxes in each chapter, drawing on practice case examples to highlight current issues and dilemmas

All concepts explained in straightforward, jargon-free language

Reflective points to encourage the reader to think about their own practice and apply new knowledge

Key questions for students and teachers to check understanding and to explore concepts further

Links to resources and further reading

Author Information
Edited by Rachael Clawson; Rachel Fyson, Research Fellow and Lisa Warwick

Περιεχόμενα

  • Cover image
  • Title page
  • Table of Contents
  • Copyright
  • EDITORS’ PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION
  • List of Contributors
  • Acknowledgements
  • Dedication
  • Part 1. The Context for Child Safeguarding
  • 1. From Relationships And Community To Risk And Compliance: Reflections On Fifty Years Of Protecting Children
  • INTRODUCTION
  • THE PLOT TURNS
  • THE NEW PLAYERS ON THE STAGE
  • THE SCOPE BROADENS
  • A DRAMA IN TWO ACTS
  • ‘WORKING TOGETHER’ AND SERIOUS CASE REVIEWS
  • INSPECTIONS
  • VICTORIA CLIMBIE, EVERY CHILD MATTERS AND THE 2004 CHILDREN ACT
  • DEPRIVATION AND CHILD PROTECTION
  • NEGLECT
  • LOOKING FORWARD
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONs
  • 2. The Rights Of The Child
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHAT ARE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS?
  • COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
  • GENERAL PRINCIPLES
  • BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD
  • PROTECTION FROM ALL FORMS OF VIOLENCE
  • THE RIGHT TO BE HEARD AND TAKEN SERIOUSLY
  • RIGHT TO FAMILY LIFE
  • THE RIGHT TO RECOVERY
  • A CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM FIT FOR CHILDREN
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONs
  • 3. Humane Practice in Child Protection: The Story of One Project
  • INTRODUCTION
  • TIME, SPACE AND NARRATIVE THERAPY
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONs
  • 4. Poverty And Child Protection
  • POLICY AND PRACTICE CONTEXTS
  • THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POVERTY AND CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT
  • POVERTY-AWARE CHILD PROTECTION PRACTICE
  • MESSAGES FOR CHILD PROTECTION POLICY AND PRACTICE
  • CONCLUSION
  • 5. Child Protection And The Family Court: An Introduction To Legislation, Policy And Practice
  • INTRODUCTION
  • AN INTRODUCTION TO THE LEGISLATION AND POLICY UNDERPINNING CHILD PROTECTION
  • AN OVERVIEW OF COURT ORDERS IN THE FAMILY COURTS
  • AN OVERVIEW OF THE LEGAL PROCESSES IN CHILD PROTECTION COURT PROCEEDINGS
  • CHILD PROTECTION COURT PROCEEDINGS: PEOPLE AND PROCESSES IN THE FAMILY COURT
  • BEING AN EFFECTIVE PROFESSIONAL WITNESS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 6. Inter-Agency Practice In Safeguarding Children
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHAT IS INTER-AGENCY PRACTICE, AND WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT?
  • KEY LEGISLATION AND POLICY
  • INTER-AGENCY PRACTICE FROM REFERRAL AND EARLY HELP TO CHILD PROTECTION CONFERENCES
  • INTER-AGENCY PRACTICE AT THE POINT OF REFERRAL
  • INTER-AGENCY PRACTICE: EARLY HELP
  • INTER-AGENCY PRACTICE: INITIAL STRATEGY MEETINGS
  • INTER-AGENCY PRACTICE: CHILD PROTECTION CONFERENCES AND CHILD PROTECTION PLANNING
  • LEARNING FROM CASE REVIEWS
  • INFORMATION SHARING
  • INFORMATION SHARING AND DATA PROTECTION LEGISLATION
  • RECORDING AND USING INFORMATION
  • SHARED LANGUAGE
  • CONCLUSION
  • 7. Supporting Social Workers: The Role Of Supervision
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHAT IS SUPERVISION?
  • THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERVISION
  • GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
  • BACK TO REFLECTION
  • REFLECTIVE SUPERVISION IN ACTION
  • PAUSE AND REFLECT
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONS
  • Part 2. Key Issues in Child Safeguarding
  • 8. Cumulative Risk Of Harm
  • INTRODUCTION
  • DOMESTIC ABUSE
  • DOMESTIC ABUSE AND HARM TO CHILDREN
  • DOMESTIC ABUSE AND PRACTICE ISSUES
  • GOOD PRACTICE PRINCIPLES
  • SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND PARENTING
  • THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL SUBSTANCE MISUSE ON CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
  • EDUCATION AND FUTURE LIFE OUTCOMES
  • GOOD PRACTICE PRINCIPLES
  • COMMENT
  • CONCLUSION
  • 9. Enduring Forms of Child Abuse (Neglect, Sexual, Physical, Emotional and Future Harm)
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PREVALENCE
  • ENDURING FORMS OF ABUSE
  • SOFT TISSUE INJURIES INCLUDING BRUISES, CUTS OR HEALED SCARS
  • BITES
  • HEAT INJURIES EITHER BURNS OR SCALDS
  • FRACTURED OR BROKEN BONES
  • HEAD, BRAIN, EYE AND ORAL INJURY (ABUSIVE HEAD TRAUMA)
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10. ‘New’ Forms Of Child Abuse (Editors’ Introduction)
  • 10a. Technology-Assisted Child Sexual Abuse: As A Frame Through Which To Develop And Broaden Understandings Of Abuse Involving Technologies And The Online
  • INTRODUCTION
  • A FAMILIAR SOCIAL PROBLEM IN A RAPIDLY EVOLVING SOCIOTECHNICAL WORLD
  • NAVIGATING DESCRIPTIONS, TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
  • ESTIMATES OF SCALE
  • VOICES OF EXPERIENCE
  • PERSONAL ACCOUNTS OF TA-CSA; EVIDENCE PROVIDED TO THE INTERNET STRAND OF THE IICSA INQUIRY
  • EQUIPPED TO RESPOND?
  • THE POTENTIALITIES
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10b. Child Sexual Exploitation
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PREVALENCE OF CSE IN THE UK
  • VULNERABILITIES, VICTIMHOOD AND SURVIVORS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10c. Gangs And Child Criminal Exploitation
  • INTRODUCTION
  • DEFINING CHILD CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION
  • THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GANGS AND CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION
  • WHAT CAN HAPPEN TO CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE INVOLVED IN CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION?
  • ADDRESSING CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION IN THE SAFEGUARDING ARENA
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10d. Radicalisation
  • INTRODUCTION
  • RECOGNISING RADICALISATION – WHO MIGHT BE VULNERABLE?
  • RECOGNISING RADICALISATION – HOW MIGHT IT HAPPEN?
  • GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO RADICALISATION – THE PREVENT STRATEGY
  • PRACTITIONERS’ RESPONSES
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10e. Forced Marriage Of Children And Young People
  • INTRODUCTION
  • CHILD MARRIAGE AND FORCED MARRIAGE: SOME GLOBAL CONTEXT
  • WHAT ARE THE DRIVERS FOR FORCED MARRIAGE OF CHILDREN IN THE UK AND WHO IS MOST AT RISK?
  • SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE FROM FORCED MARRIAGE
  • USING THE LAW TO HELP PREVENT FORCED MARRIAGE
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10f. FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHAT IS FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION?
  • WHY IS FMG PRACTICED?
  • WHEN IS FMG PERFORMED?
  • HOW FMG IS PERFORMED AND HEALTH CONSEQUENCES
  • PREVALENCE
  • FGM AND THE LAW
  • RESPONDING TO CONCERNS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 10g. CHILD ABUSE LINKED TO FAITH OR BELIEF
  • INTRODUCTION
  • ORIGINS OF CHILD ABUSE LINKED TO FAITH OR BELIEF
  • DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE OF CHILD ABUSE LINKED TO FAITH OR BELIEF
  • LAW AND POLICY
  • LEARNING FROM CASES OF CHILD ABUSE LINKED TO FAITH OR BELIEF
  • PROTECTING CHILDREN ACROSS CULTURE AND FAITH
  • 11. CHARACTERISTICS THAT ACCENTUATE VULNERABILITY (EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION)
  • 11a. DISABLED CHILD PROTECTION – EVIDENCE FOR IMPROVED PRACTICE IN THE UK
  • INTRODUCTION
  • INCREASED RISK OF ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION FOR DISABLED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
  • PREVENTION OF ABUSE OF DISABLED CHILDREN
  • IDENTIFICATION OF ABUSE – DISCLOSING AND DISCOVERY
  • Responses: Working Directly with Disabled Children and Young People
  • Responses: Working with Families of Disabled Children and Young People
  • Responses: Importance of Multiagency Working
  • WHAT DISABLED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE SEE AS POSITIVE PRACTICE WHICH WILL AID THEIR RECOVERY AND SURVIVORSHIP
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONS
  • 11b. BEING A LOOKED AFTER CHILD
  • INTRODUCTION
  • LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN – CONTEXT AND OVERVIEW
  • LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN – ‘VULNERABILITIES’ ARISING FROM ENHANCED NEEDS
  • MENTAL HEALTH, EDUCATION AND LEAVING CARE
  • WORKING WITH LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN
  • CONCLUSION
  • 11c. BEING A REFUGEE OR ASYLUM SEEKER
  • INTRODUCTION
  • THE LEGAL AND POLICY CONTEXT
  • CONCLUSION
  • Reflective Questions
  • 11d. BEING A YOUNG CARER
  • INTRODUCTION
  • HOW MANY YOUNG CARERS ARE THERE IN THE UK?
  • WHAT DO YOUNG CARERS DO, AND WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF CARING ON CHILDREN’S LIVES?
  • EARLY INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION
  • THE RIGHTS OF YOUNG CARERS AND PROTECTING CHILDHOODS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 12. FROM 10S TO TEENS: WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE (EDITORS INTRODUCTION)
  • 12a. CHILD PROTECTION IN ADOLESCENCE
  • INTRODUCTION
  • TRENDS IN ADOLESCENCE
  • EMERGENT NEEDS IN ADOLESCENCE
  • COMPLEXITIES IN ADDRESSING ADOLESCENT NEEDS
  • IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPING CHILD PROTECTION PRACTICE IN RELATION TO ADOLESCENCE
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONS
  • Chapter 12b. LEAVING CARE
  • INTRODUCTION
  • LEAVING CARE AND CARE LEAVERS
  • POLICY CONTEXT
  • CARE LEAVERS IN THE UK: CHARACTERISTICS
  • EXPERIENCES OF LEAVING CARE
  • HEALTH
  • CONCLUSION
  • 12c. SAFEGUARDING AND CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW
  • INTRODUCTION
  • CHILD VULNERABILITY, INTERSECTIONALITY AND THE YOUTH JUSTICE SYSTEM
  • SAFEGUARDING: CHILD CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION
  • SAFEGUARDING AGAINST CHILD CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION
  • CONCLUSION
  • 12d. CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WHO SEXUALLY HARM OTHERS
  • INTRODUCTION
  • ATTITUDES AND VALUES
  • DEFINITIONS AND KEY CHARACTERISTICS
  • PREVALENCE IN UK
  • THE NEEDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE DISPLAYED HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
  • RESPONDING TO HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOURS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 12e. CHILD TO PARENT VIOLENCE AND ABUSE
  • INTRODUCTION
  • DEFINING CHILD TO PARENT VIOLENCE AND ABUSE
  • PREVALENCE AND EMERGING TRENDS
  • WHY DOES CPVA OCCUR, AND WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
  • LEGISLATION, POLICY AND PRACTICE RESPONSES
  • SUPPORTING FAMILIES EFFECTIVELY
  • CONCLUSION
  • Part 3. Child Protection Practices
  • 13. CULTURALLY SENSITIVE CHILD PROTECTION PRACTICE
  • INTRODUCTION
  • ASSESSING BLACK, ASIAN AND MINORITY ETHNIC CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES
  • BAME CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WITHIN THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM
  • THE CULTURAL COMPETENCE CONTINUUM
  • CONCLUSION
  • 14. MODELS OF CHILD PROTECTION PRACTICE
  • INTRODUCTION: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEORIES, MODELS AND METHODS
  • THE HACKNEY MODEL
  • THE HACKNEY MODEL: THE EVIDENCE BASE
  • SIGNS OF SAFETY
  • SIGNS OF SAFETY: ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS
  • SIGNS OF SAFETY: THE EVIDENCE BASE
  • FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING
  • FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCES: THE EVIDENCE BASE
  • CONTEMPORARY COMMONALITIES
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFLECTIVE QUESTIONS
  • 15. Safeguarding Children: The Assessment Challenges
  • INTRODUCTION
  • RELATIONSHIPS AT THE HEART OF ASSESSMENT PRACTICE
  • THE CHALLENGES OF USING THE FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSMENT
  • KEY RECURRING CHALLENGES ARISING FROM SERIOUS CASE REVIEWS, OFSTED INSPECTIONS AND CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH
  • ENHANCING EXISTING ASSESSMENT STRUCTURES
  • TOWARD A CONTEMPORARY ASSESSMENT PROCESS TO STRUCTURE ASSESSMENTS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 16. Child Protection Legislation In Emergency Situations
  • INTRODUCTION
  • EMERGENCY PROTECTION ORDERS
  • POLICE POWERS OF PROTECTION
  • ALTERNATIVE WAYS OF HANDLING AN EMERGENCY (s. 20 Children Act 1989)
  • CONCLUSION
  • 17. Child Protection And The Criminal Justice System
  • INTRODUCTION
  • CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
  • THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE AND THE DECISION TO PROSECUTE
  • COMPETENCY, COMPELLABILITY, AND SWORN AND UNSWORN EVIDENCE
  • CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE GIVING EVIDENCE AT TRIAL
  • SPECIAL MEASURES AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
  • Conclusion
  • 18. Direct Work With Children
  • INTRODUCTION
  • RIGHTS-BASED DIRECT WORK
  • THE VOICE OF THE CHILD
  • DIRECT WORK AS AN INTERPERSONAL AND INTERPRETIVE ENDEAVOUR
  • BUILDING RAPPORT, TRUST AND SAFETY
  • PLAY AS A FACILITATOR OF FOCUSED WORK
  • CONCLUSION
  • 19. Working With Parents (Editor’s Introduction)
  • 19a. Working With Parents With Learning Disabilities
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT PARENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES AND THEIR CHILDREN?
  • CHILD PROTECTION, ASSESSMENT AND PRACTICE ISSUES
  • SUPPORTING PARENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES WHERE THERE ARE CHILD PROTECTION CONCERNS – THE GOOD PRACTICE GUIDANCE AND THE ‘6Ts’ FRAMEWORK FOR PRACTICE
  • CONCLUSION
  • 19b. Working With Parents Experiencing Mental Distress
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHAT IS MENTAL DISTRESS?
  • THE PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISTRESS IN THE GENERAL POPULATION AND PARENTS
  • WHY CHILD PROTECTION PRACTITIONERS NEED TO UNDERSTAND AND WORK WITH PARENTAL MENTAL DISTRESS
  • HOW TO RESPOND TO AND WORK WITH PARENTAL MENTAL DISTRESS
  • HOW TO RESPOND IF A PARENT HAS SUICIDAL THOUGHTS
  • WHAT SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PARENTS EXPERIENCING MENTAL DISTRESS?
  • CONCLUSION
  • 19c. Young Parents
  • INTRODUCTION
  • WHO ARE YOUNG PARENTS?
  • WHAT CHALLENGES DO YOUNG PARENTS FACE?
  • PARTNERSHIP WORKING WITH YOUNG PARENTS
  • ASSESSMENTS: GOOD PRACTICE WITH YOUNG PARENTS
  • YOUNG FATHERS
  • EXPLORING THE WIDER FAMILY AND FRIENDS’ NETWORK
  • SPECIALIST INFORMATION, ADVICE AND ADVOCACY
  • PLANS FOR CARE EXPERIENCED YOUNG PEOPLE, PLANS FOR THEIR CHILDREN
  • POST-REMOVAL SUPPORT
  • CONCLUSION
  • 19d. Compassionate And Effective Practice With Parents At Risk Of Repeat Removal Of Their Children Through Care Proceedings
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PARENTS IN REPEAT CARE PROCEEDINGS: THE STATISTICS
  • PRACTICE SHORTFALLS: WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE?
  • PRACTICE DEVELOPMENTS: COMMON ELEMENTS OF EFFECTIVE PRACTICE
  • CONCLUSION
  • 20. Safeguarding In Educational Settings
  • THE POLICY CONTEXT OF SCHOOLS’ ROLE IN CHILD PROTECTION
  • THE ROLE OF THE DESIGNATED SAFEGUARDING LEAD
  • DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE IN EDUCATION GUIDANCE
  • SAFEGUARDING IN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS
  • ENGAGING SCHOOLS IN A MULTIAGENCY RESPONSE TO CHILD PROTECTION
  • THRESHOLDS
  • MANAGING DISCLOSURES AND REFERRING TO CHILDREN’S SOCIAL CARE
  • ROLE OF SCHOOLS IN EARLY HELP
  • CHILD-ON-CHILD ABUSE
  • THE FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS FOR SCHOOLS WORKING WITH OTHER AGENCIES
  • SAFE RECRUITMENT PRACTICES
  • ALLEGATIONS AGAINST STAFF
  • THE CHANGING NATURE OF PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN SCHOOLS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 21. Safeguarding Children In Healthcare Contexts
  • INTRODUCTION
  • MEDICAL INDICATORS OF ABUSE
  • UNDERNUTRITION AND FAILURE TO THRIVE
  • SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN IN HOSPITALS
  • FUTURE DIRECTIONS
  • CONCLUSION
  • 22. Safeguarding In Sport And Leisure
  • INTRODUCTION
  • SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY STRUCTURES IN THE UK
  • SPORTS SAFEGUARDING ARRANGEMENTS
  • SPORT SPECIFIC SAFEGUARDING CONSIDERATIONS
  • POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAFEGUARDING
  • CONCLUSION
  • SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND SUPPORT FOR STATUTORY AGENCIES
  • 23. Editors’ Final Thoughts: Child Protection Beyond The Pandemic
  • WHAT HAPPENED TO CHILD PROTECTION PRACTICE DURING THE PANDEMIC, AND WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM THIS?
  • LOOKING BEYOND THE PANDEMIC
  • Index

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