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Safeguarding children in the black and ethnic minority communities CD rom 

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Safeguarding in the heart of the BME communities and groups. The pack aims to raise awareness with parents and carers, community leaders, staff and volunteers in the BME voluntary organisations.

Young girl looking around the cornerWho can use this CD resource? 

  • Voluntary organisations providing services to parents and carers.
     
  • Professionals working with black and minority ethnic parents and carers.
     
  • Black and minority ethnic groups working with parents and carers.
     
  • Family service centres.

Our pack is structured to enable discussion, debate and dialogue about child protection issues with parents and carers.

The aim is create a forum where parents and carers and workers can come together and identify child care practices that may pose harm to children and young people. 

Material in our CD rom is intentionally generic, in the hope that this will allow facilitators to be responsive to specific cultural issues raised by the community with which they are working

The resource is also about developing an understanding about the role and responsibilities of statutory and voluntary agencies.

Also to recognise the rights and responsibilities of parents and carers accessing services and knowing that a range of support services that are available to help and support families.



The CD resource will be produced in the following languages:

  • English
  • Punjabi
  • Urdu
  • Bengali
  • Arabic
  • French
  • Chinese.

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