1. Network Meetings and Safety Planning in Child Protection Conferences
Phil Pike

3. Story so far Family and friends feedback Professional feedback
Links to practice development
Interface between different strength based intervention

4. AMANDA’S Family
Family tree (setting the scene)

5. Support Network

6. Integrated Family Support Practitioner
Professional network
Social Worker
Integrated Family Support Practitioner
Headmaster

7. Safety plan
We need to see that A is able to ensure that the children’s needs are prioritised above her own. She needs to ensure that the children are attending all medical appointments and attending school on a daily basis. For this to happen, A needs to work with the safety plan and engage with professionals to help her.
When
Who and what
How to manage/monitor
If A becomes unwell and needs to be admitted into hospital.
If A becomes unwell and needs to be admitted into hospital and this is during the school holidays.
A will contact her mum and Aunt P.
Mum, Aunt or Sister will contact other members of the safety plan.
If A is in hospital for longer than 2 overnights, for Child S and Child A to remain together: Aunt will support Mum in caring for the children until A is discharged from the hospital.
Sister and her husband will provide support on weekends or as and when until A is discharged from hospital. Sister and her husband are willing for Child S and Child A to go and stay with them to keep the siblings together.
LT (IFST) and Social Worker will speak with A for regular updates about how she is feeling and how she is managing.
Family members/professionals to share any concerns they have with the social worker.
Direct work with Child S and Child A by Social Worker.
Ex-partner M to be kept up to date with how Child S is and offer support in caring for Child S whilst A is in hospital.

10. Photo of Mum

11. THANK YOU