Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Safeguarding Partnership Board
Safeguarding children and adults at risk from Abuse and Neglect
- About the Partnership
- Abuse and Neglect
- Resources and Tools
- Safeguarding for GPs and Independent Contractors
- Safeguarding and community inclusion
- Resources For Safeguarding Children
- Resources for Safeguarding Adults
- Resources for working with Mental Capacity
- Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA)
- Pre-birth and Babies
- Constipation and people with a learning disability
- No Recourse to Public Funds
- Private Fostering
- Authoritative Practice
- Safeguarding in Sports Clubs
- Policies and Procedures
- Safeguarding Children Policies, Procedures and Practice Guidance
- Cambridgeshire Threshold Document: Continuum of Help and Support
- Peterborough Threshold Document: Continuum of Help and Support
- Information Sharing
- Overarching Tier 1 Children Safeguarding Data Sharing Agreement (DSA)
- Resolving Professionals Differences (Escalation) Policy
- Managing Allegations or Serious Concerns in Respect of any Adult who Works or Volunteers with Children
- Lived Experience of the Child Practice Guidance
- Safeguarding Adults Policies, Procedures and Practice Guidance
- Safeguarding Adults Procedures
- Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Multi-Agency Safeguarding Policy
- Guidance for the “Provider Enquiry Supporting Information” form
- Multi-Agency Risk Management Guidance
- Multi-agency Protocol for Working with People with Hoarding Behaviours
- Multi-Agency Policy and Procedures to Support People who Self-Neglect
- Safeguarding Adults Resolving Professional Differences (Escalation Policy)
- Lived Experience of the Adult
- Procedure for Managing Allegations against People in Positions of Trust (PiPoT)
- Making Safeguarding Personal
- No Recourse to Public Funds
- Safeguarding Children Policies, Procedures and Practice Guidance
- Case Reviews
- Multi-Agency Safeguarding Training
- Making a Referral
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