Useful Links
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Are
you involved in Family Learning or work with families and
children?
Join other voluntary
and community sector organisations on
www.familylearningnetwork.com
The National Family
Learning Network (NFLN) website is a one stop shop for practical
resources and support for anyone involved in family learning. It
has free downloadable resources, news updates, job
vacancies, events and the latest funding opportunities.
Registration is free and takes less than a minute
www.familylearningnetwork.com/user/register |
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Free web Housing help and support to young people in Greater Haven
Gateway Area |
Safe Network
Website offers, info, training, advice for volunteers, parents
and organisations to provide safe places for children. You can also
get an
are they safe? free pack.
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UK Youth's Monthly Magazine The Source online |
CWDC -
All together, a better way of working. Joining togther to
improve
young lives |
Information about the ISA Vetting & Barring
Scheme
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| Supply2Gov
- for organisations who want to tender their services to local
authorities |
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Suffolk
Children's Trust brings together all the organisations that
provide services or support to children and young people in
Suffolk. Through identifying where we can work more effectively
together than alone, we aim to improve what we do and make Suffolk
an even better place for children and young people to grow
up. |
 Suffolk Info Link |
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Suffolk Children
& Young People's Plan 2009 to 2011 |
| The
Source |
The Source on
Facebook
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The Protection of Children in England, The Lord Laming, March
2009 |
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Children
Matter East |
Useful Resources
Volunteering England Brand Guidelines - September
2010
What do Teeangers Think of Parenting? SCA Leaflet April
2010
Easy Read Legal Aid Dictionary
Private Fostering Leaflet
Suffolk Children's Trust Information Sharing Charter
Suffolk Children's Trust Charter Letter
Children Missing Education – Everybody’s
Responsibility
Suffolk County Council is committed to quickly identifying children
missing from education and in order to achieve this the help and
assistance of all agencies that come into contact with children and
families need to help! If you suspect that a child is missing
from education please use the information below to notify
the Children Missing Education Officer
immediately.
Leaflet
Quick Reference
Sheet
Suffolk County Council Children Missing Education Annual Report
2008/09