• What to do if you are worried?
      What does significant harm mean?
      Worried about bullying?
      E-safety
      Useful Links
      Contact Us
    • What is safeguarding?
      What is child abuse?
      Worried about a child?
      Worried about bullying?
      Keep children safe on the internet
      Support for parents
      Child protection
      Useful Links
      Contact Us
      Glossary

    • What is safeguarding?
      What is child protection?
      What does significant harm mean?
      Your role in working with children and young people
      What is child abuse and neglect?
      What to do if you are worried about a child
      Make a referral to social care
      Guidance and procedures
      Manage allegations against staff
      Safer recruitment
      Glossary
      Useful Links
      Contact Us
      Information sharing
      Contact Point

    • Membership
      Documents
      Subcommittees
      Serious case reviews
      CDOP
      Glossary
      Contact Us
      Meet the Team

Welcome to Harrow Local Safeguarding Children Board
This website is for our local professional community, parents, children and young people to inform you about arrangements for safeguarding children in Harrow.
Here you will learn how the LSCB works and what it achieves in promoting better outcomes for children and young people in Harrow. The LSCB encourages everyone to find out more by using information on the site and through the links to documents and external sites.
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Allegations Against Staff
Antibullying
CDOP
Child Trafficking
Domestic Violence
E Safety
FGM
Forced Marriage
Guidance and Procedures
Partnership Working
Physical Intervention
Private Fostering
Safer Recruitment
Serious Case Reviews
 
Safeguarding children is everybody' responsibility and has to be built into routine procedures and practice. This is vitally important in the recruitment and retention of people who have contact with children. All organisations that employ staff or volunteers to work with children/in a paid or unpaid capacity should adopt a consistent and through process of safe recruitment in order to ensure that those recruited are suitable.

 

The Home Office announced that from November 2010, individuals will need to register with the Independant Safeguarding Authority (ISA) if they are to work or volunteer with children and/or vulnerable adults in a fegulated activity.

For information on the Independant Safeguarding Authority (ISA) and its services, visit www.isa-gov.org

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