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Training




        The Board launched its new Legal Literacy Course in July
        2018, with 26 delegates attending, of which 100% rated it
        either good or excellent.                              Across Cleveland we have refreshed and renewed
                                                               our training for Probation Officers who work with
        ‘I feel more confident in using the law effectively to uphold   sex offenders to ensure we are working in the most
        people’s rights and achieve better outcomes for vulnerable   evidence-based ways to reduce risk of harm and
        people, promoting a strengths-based approach’.         re-offending.


        ‘The training will enable me to make better decisions based on
        a clear knowledge of legislation, statutory duties and multi-
        agency responsibilities’.


        ‘I now have a deeper understanding of applying legislation in
        practice’.


        The new joint E-learning portal with the Local Safeguarding   The Board’s training
        Children Boards (LSCB) in Tees was launched. The new
        catalogue of courses includes training packages relevant to   activity has continued
        professionals working only with adults or children, and joint
        courses incorporating both adults and children in line with   to grow year on year.
        ‘think family’.

        The Intercollegiate document was published which had an
        impact on the safeguarding training that health care staff need
        to undertake. This was mapped against the Safeguarding
        Competencies incorporated into the TSAB Training Strategy              148
        and Training Plan.                                                     Safeguarding Champions






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                                                                               Workbooks completed
           North Tees and Hartlepool Foundation Trust has recently
           implemented the intercollegiate document on the role
           and responsibilities for health care staff. Within these
           changes we have been carrying out more in-depth face
           to face training. The training has placed more focus on             296
                                                                               professionals attended
           domestic abuse, self-neglect and modern slavery. The
           feedback from the students has been very positive and               training events
           includes;
           “a great course providing me with the knowledge I need
           to do my job more effectively and safely”
           “I am now more aware of the new changes regarding                   12,431
           safeguarding and will be sharing my knowledge with                  Virtual College Courses
           colleagues and ward staff as part of my role”.                      requested









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