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The Signs of Safety has been adopted as part of Tusla’s broader Child Protection and Welfare Strategy to enable one uniform assessment and intervention approach to be used across the country. This launch event marks the commencement of a three-year, system wide implementation.
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A new book, Strengths-Based Child Protection: Firm, Fair, and Friendly by Carolyn Oliver has recently been released which we are very happy to recommend.
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The Signs of Safety Briefing Paper has been continually updated to provide the most up to date overview of the Signs of Safety as it continues to evolve. This fourth edition of the Signs of Safety Briefing Paper offers a comprehensive overview of the Signs of Safety approach and underpinning theory, as well as detailing the research and implementation science that supports it.
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April 24, 2017 was a breakthrough day for the Signs of Safety approach. On that day in Islington London, together with Servelec HSC, the first fully specified Signs of Safety information management system was launched and is now available for local authorities to purchase and use.
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The Department for Child Protection and Family Support in Western Australia wants to make this video available internationally, hoping it will inspire others on the journey of tackling the issues of a western child protection system in engaging with aboriginal cultures.
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In mid-2014, Munro, Turnell and Murphy Child Protection Consulting succeeded in securing English government innovations funding to work intensively with ten local authorities over eighteen months. The project became known as the Signs of Safety English Innovations Project.
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Between October 2014 to March this year the Signs of Safety English Innovations Project (EIP) was undertaken with ten local authorities; Brent, Bristol, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Tower Hamlets, Wakefield, West Sussex, and Wokingham. The purpose of the project was …
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In November, Signs of Safety Consultants Viv Hogg (from the UK) and Marion Henneman (from The Netherlands) delivered a 5-day advanced Signs of Safety course in Swansea, Wales. During their preparations, Marion told Viv that when she had run a …
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The Western Australian Department for Child Protection and Family Support (CPFS) adopted the Signs of Safety as its child protection framework and began a system wide implementation in 2008. Resolutions Consultancy has worked with CPFS since that time assisting in …
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The Western Australian Signs of Safety Gathering is happening from 25–27 October 2016. The theme: “Reflect, Reboot, Renew”. This event features presentations from child protection workers from around Western Australia and from visiting International speakers all reflecting on and sharing their Signs of Safety …
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