Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership

11/06/2026

FREE webinar for professionals – Talking to Children about Drugs and Alcohol

On Friday 3rd July, 1:30-2:30pm – in our final webinar of our Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Week – colleagues from the Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership will join us again, this time to present a session for professionals on how to talk to children about drugs and alcohol.

You can register your place on this session here: https://tinyurl.com/4xwtjp5b

10/06/2026

FREE webinar for professionals – Child Neglect and Home Conditions

Responding to Child Neglect as a result of home conditions can be very challenging.

This webinar will focus on the impact that home conditions can have on a child’s development and health, as well as the risks associated with a child’s environment. There will also be a focus on what can be done to respond to this and how to use the Child Neglect Resource and Scales in practice.

Presenters of this session include Children’s Health, Public Health, and the LSCP.

Please note this session is appropriate for professionals only, and will be hosted on Teams, on Friday 3rd July, 9:30-10:30am.

You can register your place on this session here: https://tinyurl.com/banuvymz

09/06/2026

FREE webinar for professionals – Supporting children when a family member is in prison

In our Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Week webinar on Thursday 2nd July, 1:30-2:30pm, colleagues from the Lincolnshire Action Trust will look to guide professionals in what they can do to support children and family when a family member is in prison.

It will also aim to highlight services and resources, and how to talk to children about this.

Please note that this session is suitable for professionals only.

Register your place on this session here: https://tinyurl.com/ne3yz3sp

08/06/2026

FREE webinar for all – Responding to Self-Harm

Colleagues from the Healthy Minds Lincolnshire and Mental Health Support Teams (Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), will be joining us on Thursday 2nd July, 9:30-10:30am, for their second webinar of our Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Week.

This session will explore how to recognise the signs of self‑harm in children, whilst identifying factors which are associated with higher rates of self-harm and how to respond with safe, supportive, and non‑judgmental practice.

It also builds confidence in having difficult conversations, assessing immediate safety, and working collaboratively with families and services to protect the child’s wellbeing.

Register your place on this session here: https://tinyurl.com/5vph44aj

08/06/2026

As the World Cup approaches, a new Lincolnshire campaign aims to highlight the vital help available for those experiencing domestic abuse and encourages those using harmful behaviours to seek help to change.

Evidence shows that domestic abuse incidents can increase during major international football tournaments, and we know it can be a time when people might feel more on edge. This campaign aims to help reach those people.

10,000 coasters will be distributed across Lincolnshire pubs, clubs and venues which will signpost to both the Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Specialist Service (LDASS) and to Respect, the national charity supporting people who want to change harmful patterns in their relationships.

If you feel scared, controlled, isolated, threatened or intimidated in your relationship, this is abuse.

📞 Call Lincolnshire Police on 101 (999 in an emergency)
💻 Visit https://www.ldass.org.uk/
📞 Or call the National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247 at any time.

07/06/2026

FREE webinar for parents, carers, and families – AI: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Artificial Intelligence is part of everyday life — from homework helpers to fun creative tools. But how can parents make sure it’s used safely and wisely?

In our Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Week, on Wednesday 1st July, 6:30-7:30pm, join the Stay Safe Partnership as they discuss “AI: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly” to learn:

✅ How AI can support learning and creativity
🤔 What to watch out for, like chatbots and misinformation
💡 Simple tips for family conversations and using parental controls

Empower yourself to guide your family confidently in the age of AI!

Register your place on this session here: https://tinyurl.com/4bswhdjc

06/06/2026

FREE webinar for parents, carers, and families – Talking to Children about Drugs and Alcohol

As part of our Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Week, we will be hosting a webinar for parents, carers, and families on how to talk to children about drugs and alcohol. The session will be presented by colleagues from the Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership.

This will be held on Tuesday 30th June, 6:30-7:30pm, on Teams.

Register your place on this session here: https://tinyurl.com/3jmrtp3u

05/06/2026

FREE webinar for professionals – From the Margins to the Room: Engaging Fathers in Child Safeguarding Practice

Too often, safeguarding practice is built around mothers. Fathers are often assessed purely as risks, or simply not assessed at all; they are left out of plans, not invited to reviews, and rarely supported to engage. Yet we know that when fathers are meaningfully engaged, outcomes for children improve.

Designed for all professionals that engage with families, this webinar draws on the latest research with diverse fathers and professionals to explore what gets in the way of father inclusion in safeguarding contexts, and what practitioners, managers and organisations can do differently to unlock the benefits of father involvement for children, women and men themselves.

This session, tailored towards professionals, will be hosted on Teams on Wednesday 1st July, 1:30-2:30pm.

Register your place here: https://tinyurl.com/374aeck6

05/06/2026

04/06/2026

FREE webinar for professionals – Re-engaging Disengaged Children and their Families

On Wednesday 1st July, 9:30-10:30am, as part of our Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Week, we are holding a short online workshop that will explore why children and families disengage from services and how professionals can respond in ways that rebuild trust and meaningful involvement.

The session will share practical, relationship‑based strategies to support re‑engagement, informed by reflective practice and everyday frontline experience.

Please note that this session will be tailored towards professionals only.

Register here your place here: https://tinyurl.com/persrjxa