Preventing online radicalisation
The Safer Devon Partnership has launched its preventing online radicalisation campaign. Through its campaign, the Partnership, which provides leadership for community safety work carried out across the county, is seeking
Reducing Parental Conflict roadshows
Save the date.. because two Reducing Parental Conflict roadshows are coming to Devon in 2020. This exciting opportunity is open to strategic leads, managers, frontline practitioners and anyone else working
A Joint Targeted Area Inspection is imminent for Devon
Inspections look to assess the arrangements and services that are in place for providing help and protection to vulnerable children across the county.
Become exploitation-aware for Anti-Slavery Day
Become exploitation-aware for Anti-Slavery Day on Friday 18th October Modern slavery and human trafficking are major local and national issues. These forms of exploitation affect people of all ages, genders
New deal for Devon’s children and families launched
An ambitious new vision for how public services will come together to better help and support children and their families in Devon is being launched this week.
North Devon, Torridge and Torbay residents are asked to consider becoming adoptive parents
A shortage of potential adopters is making it difficult to give children permanent homes.
Record number of foster carers recruited
A record number of families in Devon have signed up to provide safe, caring homes for the 700 plus children and young people in Devon who are not able to live with their birth families.
Devon Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse Strategy survey
Take this survey to help us understand if the current strategy to end sexual violence and domestic violence and abuse is working, and where it can be improved.
Life After Care survey
Can we do more effectively support recovery from early life trauma and build on the resilience and fortitude of these young people to enable them to be successful and happy adults in our community?
NSPCC – How safe are our children?
The NSPCC has published its annual ‘How safe are our children?’ report. This year the report focuses on online child abuse.