Welcome to Southampton Safeguarding Children Partnership
Southampton Safeguarding Children Partnership (SSCP) is a statutory body that leads on keeping children safe and ensuring their wellbeing in Southampton. The Partnership includes local agencies who work together to make sure that child protection services in Southampton are effective and keep our children safe. On this website you will find links to safeguarding policies, procedures, Safeguarding Child Practice Reviews and training.
Telephone 999 if there is an emergency and a child is in immediate danger.
Anyone who has concerns about a child’s welfare should contact Children’s Social Care, and should do so immediately if there is a concern that the child is suffering significant harm or is likely to do so. Practitioners who make a referral should always follow up their concerns if they are not satisfied with the response (source: Working Together to Safeguard Children, 2018)
Please CLICK HERE for information, and to contact Children’s Social Care to request a service (including MASH).
This workbook comes from the findings of the Thematic Deep Dive Audit in relation to Domestic Abuse carried out by the Safeguarding Practice Improvement Group …
The SSCP Neglect Toolkit has been put together to help those who work with children and families in Southampton. It provides a framework for …
The purpose of this guidance is to support professionals when working with parents and carers who may demonstrate resistance or use disguised compliance techniques to …
Please use the links below to visit the HIPS Procedures website for further information.
Child Abuse Linked to Spiritual, Cultural or Religious Beliefs
This procedure is …
Research and practice show that it can take years for a child to get to the point where they feel able to tell someone about …
The Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) is a charity dedicated to preventing suicide. They work in collaboration with NHS trusts, non-profit organisations, local authorities, businesses and …
SSCP Newsletter – Mar 2022
SSCP Newsletter – Feb 2022
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