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Liverpool City Council: Careline
Liverpool's social care contact service Careline is a 24-7 contact centre for social care enquiries and referrals for children, adults and homeless families. Careline adult services We work with older people, disabled people with a physical and/or sensory impairment, people with learning disabilities, people with…
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Liverpool CAMHS Partnership
COVID-19 Support Support during this difficult time. If you are a child or young person, parent or carer in crisis, you can call the Alder Hey CAMHS crisis care line 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 0151 293 3577 or freephone 0808 196 3550 Email CrisisCare@alderhey.nhs.uk…
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Children Missing From Education
Every local authority has a statutory duty to make sure that children not receiving, or at risk of not receiving, a suitable education are identified quickly, and effective tracking systems and support arrangements are in place. Children not receiving a suitable education are at increased…
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Liverpool Independent Visitor & Advocacy Service
An appointment of an Independent Visitor for a Looked After Child can be made if: It appears that communication between the child and a parent or any person who is not a parent but has parental responsibility for the child has been infrequent; or The child…
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Liverpool City Council Fostering Service
Welcome to Liverpool City Council Fostering Service. As the Local Authority fostering service we are responsible for 1,600 looked after children in Liverpool. Our priority is the welfare of our children and young people. We are not-for-profit and as much as possible we use our own foster…
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - Safeguarding team.
Purpose: The Instant Response Service is a team of 8 FSWs who will provide immediate intense targeted intervention over a maximum period of 6 weeks in order to stabilise the family unit and reduce the risk of accommodation. The team will endeavour to provide a…