Safer Caring: Level 1b

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Being risk-sensible, not risk-averse: safer caring plans in everyday life.

About this handbook

This builds on the first Safer Caring handbook. It explains why safer caring means balancing risk with a child's need for normal experiences, the benefits of an up-to-date safer caring plan, and how to handle common situations such as social media, family contact and boundaries.

What it covers

  • Risk-sensible caring
  • The benefits of a safer caring plan
  • Social media and internet use
  • Family contact and boundaries
  • Delegated authority
  • Reducing the risk of allegations

Questions about this?

Chat to Rachael or Gareth. No question is too small, and there is no pressure.

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