Children and Young People - Residential Childcare Regulations and Legal Responsibilities Awareness
Residential Childcare Regulations and Legal Responsibilities Awareness
Full training resource pack - presentation (in sections) each with its own Learning Activity, Quiz, Trainer Aide and Handout. 38 files in total.
All files editable.
Learning Objectives:
Identify the purpose of the Children’s Homes Regulations 2015 and why they are important for residential childcare.
Recognise key Quality Standards that guide how children’s homes should support and protect young people.
Describe the basic legal duties and responsibilities of staff working in a residential childcare setting.
Presentation (53 Slides)
Aims and Objectives
Welcome and Introduction
Section - Introduction to Residential Childcare
What is Residential Childcare
Overview of Children's Homes and Their Role in Care Provision
Purpose of Regulations in Safeguarding Children's Well Being
Section - Children's Homes Regulations 2015
Definition and Purpose of the Children's Homes Regulations 2015
Key Aspects of the Regulations
Section - Key Components of the Quality Standards
Overview of the Quality Standards
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Leadership and Management
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Children's Health and Wellbeing
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Children's Experiences
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Positive Relationships
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Safety and Protection
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Education
The 7 Key Areas of the Quality Standards - Achieving Positive Outcomes
Section - Legal Responsibilities in Residential Childcare
Duty of Care and Responsibilities to Children
The Role of Registered Manager and Staff
Legal Frameworks Underpinning Care - Children's Act 1989, 2004
The Importance of Data Protection and Confidentiality
Section - Safeguarding and Protection in Children's Care
What is Safeguarding in Residential Childcare?
Key Safeguarding Responsibilities for Staff
Recognising and Responding to Signs of Abuse or Neglect
Reporting Mechanisms and Protocols
Section - Monitoring and Inspection Requirements
The Role of Ofsted in Children's Homes
How Inspectors Work and What They Focus On
What Happens During an Inspection
Key Performance Indicators in a Children's Home
Section - Staffing Requirements
Minimum Staffing Qualifications and Training
Staff-To-Child Ratio
The Importance of Staff Supervision and Support
Recruitment and Selection
Section - Record Keeping and Documentation
Types of Records Required by Regulations
Confidentiality and Handling of Data
The Importance of Accurate and Timely Documentation
Section - Consequences of Non Compliance
Risks of Not Following the Regulations
Potential Outcomes of Failing to Meet the Quality Standards
How Non Compliance can Affect Children's Well Being and Safety
Section - Summary and Key Takeaways
Recap of the Key Points from the Session
The Importance of Understanding and Adhering to the Regulations
Encouraging Best Practice in Children's Homes
References and Further Reading
Word Documents
Handouts x 9
Learning Activities x 9
Trainer Aides x 9
Quizzes x 10
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