Risk Assessment and Safeguarding in Transition - Pathway Planning
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Risk Assessment and Safeguarding in Transition - Pathway Planning
Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key
All files editable.
Overall Aim: To equip staff with the knowledge, skills and confidence to identify,
assess and manage risks during transition while promoting safe,
positive independence for young people.
Learning Objectives:
Learners will understand the key vulnerabilities young people may face
during transition and how these can impact safety and wellbeing.
Learners will be able to apply the principles of positive risk-taking to balance
independence, opportunity and safety.
Learners will recognise how to develop collaborative, person-centred safety
plans and respond appropriately when concerns need to be escalated.
Presentation (38 Slides)
Overall Aim
Learning Objectives
Understanding Vulnerability During Transition
Why Transitions Increase Risk
Risk of Homelessness
Risk of Exploitation
Mental Health Vulnerabilities
Risk Related to Independence Skills
Social Isolation and Peer Influence
Digital and Online Risks
How These Vulnerabilities Impact Safety and Wellbeing
What Is Positive Risk-Taking?
Why Positive Risk-Taking Matters in Transition
Identifying Opportunities for Positive Risk
Assessing Benefits vs. Potential Harm
Collaborative Risk Discussions with Young People
Creating a Positive Risk-Taking Plan
Supporting Safe Trial and Error
Promoting Responsibility Within Positive Risk
Recording Positive Risk Decisions in the Pathway Plan
The Role of Staff in Maintaining Balance
What Is a Collaborative, Person-Centred Safety Plan?
Why Collaboration Matters in Safety Planning
Key Components of a Person-Centred Safety Plan
Working Together to Identify Triggers and Warning Signs
Strengths-Based Safety Planning
Agreeing Practical Strategies and Protective Actions
Multi-Agency Inputs in the Safety Plan
Reviewing and Updating the Plan
Knowing When Concerns Must Be Escalated
How to Escalate Concerns Appropriately
The Role of Professional Judgment and Communication
Balancing Empowerment and Protection
Summary and Key Messages
References and Further Reading
Word Documents
Handout
Knowledge Check Questions
Trainer Aide Answer Key
HSC Training Link
Training Resources for Health and Social Care
Supplying training resources for the health and social care sector since 2004.
Resources purchased are emailed to you via Zip Folder attachment or via Microsoft 365 link (your choice).
All packs are written in a generic style and can easily be adapted to suit your own specific training delivery.
Secure payments via PayPal Merchant Commerce Platform.
You do not need a PayPal account to use this payment
gateway.
Debit and credit card payments accepted.
Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key
All files editable.
Overall Aim: To equip staff with the knowledge, skills and confidence to identify,
assess and manage risks during transition while promoting safe,
positive independence for young people.
Learning Objectives:
Learners will understand the key vulnerabilities young people may face
during transition and how these can impact safety and wellbeing.
Learners will be able to apply the principles of positive risk-taking to balance
independence, opportunity and safety.
Learners will recognise how to develop collaborative, person-centred safety
plans and respond appropriately when concerns need to be escalated.
Presentation (38 Slides)
Overall Aim
Learning Objectives
Understanding Vulnerability During Transition
Why Transitions Increase Risk
Risk of Homelessness
Risk of Exploitation
Mental Health Vulnerabilities
Risk Related to Independence Skills
Social Isolation and Peer Influence
Digital and Online Risks
How These Vulnerabilities Impact Safety and Wellbeing
What Is Positive Risk-Taking?
Why Positive Risk-Taking Matters in Transition
Identifying Opportunities for Positive Risk
Assessing Benefits vs. Potential Harm
Collaborative Risk Discussions with Young People
Creating a Positive Risk-Taking Plan
Supporting Safe Trial and Error
Promoting Responsibility Within Positive Risk
Recording Positive Risk Decisions in the Pathway Plan
The Role of Staff in Maintaining Balance
What Is a Collaborative, Person-Centred Safety Plan?
Why Collaboration Matters in Safety Planning
Key Components of a Person-Centred Safety Plan
Working Together to Identify Triggers and Warning Signs
Strengths-Based Safety Planning
Agreeing Practical Strategies and Protective Actions
Multi-Agency Inputs in the Safety Plan
Reviewing and Updating the Plan
Knowing When Concerns Must Be Escalated
How to Escalate Concerns Appropriately
The Role of Professional Judgment and Communication
Balancing Empowerment and Protection
Summary and Key Messages
References and Further Reading
Word Documents
Handout
Knowledge Check Questions
Trainer Aide Answer Key
HSC Training Link
Training Resources for Health and Social Care
Supplying training resources for the health and social care sector since 2004.
Resources purchased are emailed to you via Zip Folder attachment or via Microsoft 365 link (your choice).
All packs are written in a generic style and can easily be adapted to suit your own specific training delivery.
Secure payments via PayPal Merchant Commerce Platform.
You do not need a PayPal account to use this payment
gateway.
Debit and credit card payments accepted.
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