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Unintentional
Injury and Safeguarding Presentations
Click below to see
presentations from the Seminar: Unintentional Injury and
Safeguarding held on 29th October 2012 at Sovereign Health
Care Lecture Theatre Bradford Royal Infirmary. The seminar
was held during Safeguarding Week and involved agencies from
BSCB (Bradford Safeguarding Children Board) IMPS (Injury
Minimisation Programme for Schools), CAPT (Child Accident
Prevention Trust), and the launch of the new e-learning
topic on Safe Sleep which is available to sign up to from
our BSCB website on the
training page.
BSCB Strategy 2011-14 - Davina Hartley
Mike Hayes
BSCB Child Injury Prevention Strategy
Preventing Unintentional Injury to Children in the
Bradford District 2011-2014
Many injuries are largely preventable. It is the duty
and responsibility of everyone to promote the safety of
children in the District. It is hoped that this strategy
will be a useful tool to help deliver that as well as
serving as a driver for change in the District, pulling
together all those agencies currently working to prevent
childhood injuries and supporting parents to strike the
right balance between protecting their children whilst
allowing them to have fun. It is anticipated that by working
together we will create a safer District for our children.
Click here to view the BSCB STRATEGY
DOCUMENT
Bradford Safeguarding Week - 29 October-2
November 2012
Bradford's Safeguarding Week has been organised between a
range of partners, organisations and Council departments.
The overall object is to raise awareness on safeguarding
children and people in the Bradford district.
Events are at various venues and are aimed at a range of
people including practitioners and first line managers who
work with adults, children and families.
Click here for the PDF with more information, contacts and
booking details.
SmartRisk Heroes Report
The SmartRisk Heroes show is a high-impact sound and
visual event in which a presenter who has survived an injury
tells the story of what happened and how the injury has
affected their lives.
The show aims to increase knowledge about avoiding stupid
risks, to promote more positive attitudes towards risks and
injury prevention, and to enable people to make smarter
decisions about risk taking in future.
While the SmartRisk message is centered on helping people
become more aware of risks in general, it has a particular
focus on road safety with a clear relevance for helping
young people stay safe on the roads as pedestrians, cyclists
and passengers. It also has the potential to help them
become safer drivers in the future.
Bradford Safeguarding Children Board commissioned SmartRisk
Heroes to stage events in several schools in Bradford during
March 2011 and this report provides an independent
evaluation of the events.
Click here for
the full report and more details |
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Trading Standards Recall Notices
Below is listed information showing recent recall notices
taken from the trading standards website on
www.tradingstandards.gov.uk.
This information includes recall notices relating to child
safety (toys and / or products which may affect children
in your care). These newsletters will be available regularly
and are intended to alert your services to the numerous
recalls which occur.
NEW -
November 2012-January 2013
April-September 2011
January-March 2011
October-December 2010
May-August 2010
February-April 2010
November 2009-January 2010
August-October 2009
February-April 2009
November 2008 - January 2009
August - October 2008
May - July 2008
Home Safety Equipment
Click here to see a really useful leaflet about home
safety
Safety Open Days - Local Radio Adverts
Listen to the radio adverts being broadcast to promote the
free Safety Open Days held in March at Bierley,
Community Works, Farcliffe and Holmewood Children's Centres
- files are in MP3 format.
Click here to see the free Open Days flyer in PDF
Home Safety Equipment Scheme : Story Boards
These are the storyboards developed by children's centres on
the home safety equipment scheme training with Artworks.
They can be used in sessions with parents - just use these
as a template and put in your own words and pictures!
All are in PowerPoint.
Keeping Children Safe in
Bradford - Leaflet and Poster
Download the new leaflet and poster here -
leaflet (PDF, 3.5Mb)
poster (PDF, 8.5Mb)
“MAKE A SONG AND DANCE
ABOUT SAFETY”
There was a multi-agency workshop event for practitioners
working with children and their families regarding creative
ways to engage about child safety issues/unintentional
injury held at
Manningham Mills,
Thursday 14th May 2009. The event was very well
attended and received excellent feedback and evaluation.
See
the full event evaluation document here. Photos
below show some of the workshop presenters and one of the
very effective 'props' used.
Useful Links for
Information on Accident Prevention and Child Safety
Click here for an extensive
list of links to organisations offering information, advice
and updates on accident prevention and child safety.
The Priority Review of Accident Prevention Amongst Children
and Young People
The Priority Review of Accident Prevention Amongst Children
and Young People covers injuries and deaths of children
and young people under the age of 18 in England. It has been
carried out by officials from the Department for Children,
Schools and Families (DCSF), the Department of Health (DH),
the Department for Transport (DfT) and researchers from the
University of Surrey and the University of the West of
England. They carried out a literature review, interviewed a
wide variety of stakeholders and visited local areas to look
at different practices in child injury prevention.
Click here to see more
Child Accident
Prevention Activities in Bradford - Final Report 2008
The
Child Accident Prevention Activities in Bradford Report
is based on the survey work conducted with key stakeholders
in child accident prevention across the Bradford district,
information collected at the stakeholder event in November
2007 and interviews with a sample of individuals fulfilling
the role of accident prevention co-ordinator elsewhere.
See a copy of the full report here.
Myth of the
Month
The HSE web page "Myth of the Month" is an excellent
resource for children and young people to help them
understand and achieve proportionate risk management.
Child Injury Prevention Newsletter
Edition Eighteen September 2011 -
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Edition Seventeen April 2011 -
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Edition Sixteen December 2010 -
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Edition Fifteen August 2010 -
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Edition Fourteen May 2010 -
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Edition Thirteen January 2010 -
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Edition Twelve November 2009 -
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Edition Eleven September 2009 -
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Edition Ten July 2009 -
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Edition Nine May 2009 -
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Edition Eight March 2009 -
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Edition Seven January 2009 -
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Edition Six November 2008 -
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Edition Five July 2008 -
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Edition Four July 2008 -
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Edition Three April 2008 -
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Edition Two January 2008 -
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PDF
Edition One October 2007 -
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PDF
Community Pride - June edition
See the
Child Safety article in this month's edition here
Child Injury Prevention Strategy Launch 25th June
2008
1pm - 2.30pm, Coral Stand, Bradford Bulls Grattan Stadium
See the invitation and more details here
Let's get serious about Child
Safety - A workshop for professionals who work with families.
Topics include In-car, Home, Road, Fire, & Product safety.
08.30 – 16.00 hrs - Monday, June 23rd, 2008
Bradford University School of Management
See the invitation and more details here
See the first
edition of the Accident Prevention Newsletter
See the invitation and more details here
Child Safety Stakeholder Event – 21st
November 2007
See
Event Report PDF here - key findings and details of workshops
etc.
PowerPoint Presentations from the Event
Accidental Injury in Primary Schools
RoSPA
Child Safety and Deprivation
Road Safety Interventions
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