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The Department of Communities is hosting the fifth Western Australian Signs of Safety Gathering from 19th – 21st February 2019 at Technology Park Function Centre, Bentley. The theme of this year’s Gathering is “People. Place. Home — Towards a Common …
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The 12th International Signs of Safety Gathering in Dublin last month was compelling! Presentation after presentation expanded our vision of how to use the Signs of Safety in practice and how to apply the implementation framework within our organisations. While …
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by Professor Andrew Turnell Please read this article: https://www.antislavery.org/orphanage-trafficking/ The over-developed, over-commodified, colonising rich world is playing out its shadow side and desire to feel good about itself in orphanages across the developing world. Well-meaning people like ourselves through our desire …
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It is an honour to be offered the position of Social Work Professor of Practice at Cumbria University and I am delighted to take up the position. I have a strong affinity to the north of England since my work …
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The start of the 12th International Signs of Safety is now less than two weeks away. If you are one of the people or organisations planning to participate via the free livestream you can test your connection right now to …
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Northern Ireland Implements Signs of Safety The implementation of Signs of Safety across all of Northern Ireland launched on 27 June 2018. Northern Ireland children’s services are delivered through five Trusts that are part of the National Health Service. The …
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Using the Signs of Safety with children in residential care Many professionals ask, how do you use Signs of Safety with children in care and in residential placements? We have invited Noriko Okano from Japan to make this presentation at …
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There have been two new events for leaders and practitioners added to the Gathering! Signs of Safety Leaders Day and Tusla site visits. Signs of Safety Leaders Day This event is all about “Forging organisations that support the practice” and …
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