EVOC are holding a Funding Fair on March 11th on the ground floor of our offices at 525 Ferry Road.
With individual funding surgeries, free training from The Robertson Trust and The Charity Bank, and an opportunity to ask multiple funders questions, ensure this date is in your diary.
To find out more details and register for this free event visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/edinburgh-funding-fair-tickets-88675385465
This course is for social work, health, education and residential practitioners as well as foster carers who have regular contact or carry out direct work with young people.
The course will raise awareness of how young people become involved in Child Sexual Exploitation, the impact of their experiences and how practitioners can respond to and support those affected.
You must have previously completed:
Basic Child or Public Protection Awareness Raising & Response training
Before attending, you should make yourself familiar with the Edinburgh Inter‑agency Guidance on Child Sexual Exploitation – click link:
http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/download/downloads/id/6510/child_sexual_exploitation_guidance.pdf
To book a place, please complete the form below and email:
training.childprotection@nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk or Tel: 0131 470 5670
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