AMBER Action Progressing/Ongoing with some delay GREEN Action Progressing within Timescales BLUE Action Complete – no further action required Action Measures/evaluation Timescale/ RAG Lead Est. Cost Links to FHC and Key groups/ documents Progress Improvement Priority (a): Implementation of Highland CSE Action Plan Incorporation of CSE training into existing training programmes CSE covered within Developing Competence in Child Protection Course Oct 2016 Donna Munro n/a FHC 1. 2. CSE Action Plan CSE incorporated into Developing Competence Mandatory CP Training Roll out of CSE awareness to community groups Statistics – no. of attendees No. of concerns about CSE reported/recorded Dec 2016 DI Nicola Mackenzie £3000 FHC 2. CSE Action Plan 2 Night-time economy sessions delivered. Further Delivery of Community CSE sessions and development of night time economy CSE scheme Statistics – no. of sessions delivered No. of concerns about CSE reported/recorded Scheme Sign Up numbers August 2017 DI Nicola Mackenzie £3000 FHC 2. CSE Action Plan Ensure young people are involved in policy development for CSE Explore feasibility of Viewpoint for establishing views of children and young people Feb 2017 DI Nicola Mackenzie £9000 FHC 12. 14. CSE Action Plan Viewpoint licence Improvement Priority (b): Ensure the learning from significant and initial case reviews is considered and shared effectively Commissioning of SCR using SCIE SCR produced and reported to March 2017 DCI Vince £14000 FHC 1. 2 SCRs
Improvement Priority (d): Ensure practitioners are able to identify and respond to child neglect Explore use of Graded Care Profile as tool to assist practitioners working within the Highland Practice Model Findings from pilot areas presented to CPC Training rolled out as appropriate Dec 2016 Amelia Wilson £3000 FHC 1. 13. Negotiations underway with NSPCC to visit Highland and deliver T4T on GCP2 Roll out Graded Care Profile Training Number of Practitioners Trained September 2017 Amelia Wilson £3000 Initial launch took place on 30/3/17 Delivery of one day CPC Conference on Neglect 120 practitioners attend event Evaluations and impact on practice Feb 2017 Donna Munro £2800 FHC 1. 4. 13. Conference and Launch Events completed – 326 attendees over two days Incorporate key messages from local and national findings into single and multiagency training Programmes reflect key messages and tools proportionately Sept 2017 CPC Training Group n/a FHC 1. 4. 13. Ongoing Task Improvement Priority (e): Children, young people and communities understand what is meant by ‘harm’ in the context of child protection Review public awareness strategy Sub-group established with Terms of Reference Map current provision Strategy updated and presented to CPC October 2016 Jan 2017 March 2017 Donna Munro n/a FHC 3. 5. 11. 13. 14. Group established and initial plan developed Wider mapping and strategy still to be
Improvement Priority (h): Develop Robust Quality Assurance Processes for Child Protection Establish Quality Assurance Group for Child Protection Multi-disciplinary group established and terms of reference agreed Sept 2016 Stephanie Govenden n/a FHC 1. 14. group established and terms of reference agreed Develop Quality Assurance Plan for Committee Quality Assurance Action Plan agreed by CPC Dec 2016 Stephanie Govenden n/a FHC 1.14.