Sentence examples for safeguarding manager from inspiring English sources

Advertised roles with Broadspectrum include support workers, family support workers, and child safeguarding manager.

Mike Gee, safeguarding manager at Kids Company, was on hand to watch the notices put up.

As safeguarding manager, I'd like to issue a plea to my compatriots, my social workers, the directors of social services in Southwark and Lambeth and all social services departments in south London, to say these kids need you.

Outside, just before the interview, Kids Company's safeguarding manager, Mike Gee, describes passing their cases on to the local authorities and to child and adolescent mental heath services (Camhs).

The charity's former safeguarding manager, Mike Gee, detailed the difficulty in handing over cases to the local authority – it could not treat the ones without a significant mental health diagnosis, did not have the resources to help the ones who would not engage, and would not recognise young people who were undocumented migrants.

QPR has robust recruitment procedures and safeguarding policies in place to ensure the protection and welfare of both children and vulnerable adults, and we employ a full-time designated safeguarding manager who works across all areas of the club with specific responsibility to the academy and community trust".

Brian Clarke, the council's safeguarding adults manager with 10 years of experience, was dismissed in April.

(Service manager, safeguarding children role, Acute Trust) So we would look…is it a true DNA, have we rearranged the appointment because sometimes that happens?

(Service manager, safeguarding children role, Acute Trust) Information was also used to demonstrate that the 'correct' actions had been followed, such as recording non-attendance.

Ian Walker is service manager for safeguarding and family support (East) at Wakefield council.

As an online service, where we're all working from home, it's an important part of our safeguarding practices that a manager always looks over the previous day's interactions with carers.