Early Help at New Oscott Primary School
Early Help at New Oscott Primary School
All professionals who work with children have a responsibility to safeguard them and will know how to help. Our trained team can support you in finding additional support for you, your children or family.
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Help from Birmingham Children’s Partnership
As partners across Birmingham, Birmingham Children’s Partnership are connecting together to support families who want Early Help.
- Sectors are connecting together in ten localities:
- community,
- voluntary and faith sectors,
- health,
- family support,
- social work,
- police,
- schools, further education, nurseries,
- children’s centres,
- health visitors and GPs.
Each area has a voluntary sector Locality Lead and staff from a range of services, see our list of the ten Locality Leads.
The ten Locality Leads have close relationships with partners and communities, so they can help the whole family.
For example: provide family support, give advice and guidance including linking to food banks, connect families to the professionals who can support them and coordinate the help, support early help assessments, connect families into the local community resources to help families to be more resilient, and give small grants for emergency food assistance.
Help from the School Nursing Service
Concerned about your child's health or looking for some advice?
Click here to see more about the School Nursing Service
Family Connect
Some families need support from more than one professional. We look to connect and work together to support families, continuing to build relationships and supporting a range of needs of all family members.
Click here to refer your family for support, for more information about the help available click here.
Alternatively, please contact one of the school’s DSLs who will able to make the referral for you. Click here to find out who they are - New Oscott Primary School DSLs
Here are some agencies who may be able to help …
If the help you are looking for is not listed, try ‘The Waiting Room’ a directory of help and support available across Birmingham, Walsall, Solihull and the West Midlands.
Here are some useful links to help, guidance and support.
Abuse - Guidance
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Abuse linked to faith or belief
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Domestic violence and abuse
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Neglect
NSPCC - Keeping Children Safe - Support for Parents - PANTS (the underwear rule)
Alcohol - Guidance
NHS Alcohol Support
If you need Advice or support on your own drinking or have been affected by someone else’s alcohol problems, the below websites can provide further information and support:
Live Well
Advice, support and resources for dealing with alcohol problems: NHS - Live well - Alcohol support
Alcohol Change UK
Works to improve people's lives through reducing the harm caused by alcohol: Alcohol Change UK
Aquarius
Free confidential support for anyone with - or affected by someone else's - alcohol, drugs or gambling problems: Aquarius Charity
Bullying - Guidance
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Bullying
Advice for parents and carers to help keep children safe from bullying, wherever it happens.
Children and the Courts - Guidance
Young witness booklet for 5 to 11 year olds - Government publication
Young witness booklet for 12 to 17 year olds - Government publication
Missing from Education, Home or Care - Guidance
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Children missing education (CME)
Family Members in Prison - Guidance
National Information Centre on Children of Offenders (NICCO)
Booklet – Are you a young person with a family member in prison? (Action for Prisoners’ Families)
Domestic Abuse - Guidance
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Domestic violence and abuse
Child Exploitation - Guidance
Birmingham Criminal Exploitation & Gang Affiliation Practice Guidance (2018)
Homelessness - Guidance
Homelessness Reduction Bill policy - Fact sheets - Government publication
Health and Wellbeing - Guidance
West Midlands Procedures - Regional Safeguarding Guidance - Self-harm and suicidal behaviour
Online - Guidance
Birmingham City Council - Sexting flow chart
Department for Education - Searching, screening and confiscation
Radicalisation - Guidance