My blog this week is a bit of a mixture of words and video and is all about contact/visitation. Involving families and safety network members in decision-making and planning around contact visits (visitation) is a powerful way to begin the process of collaborative safety planning. I've recently developed the "Safe Contact" tool, which is a tool that is designed to help professionals work collaboratively with parents, children and safety network members to plan for safe contact visits. The "Safe Contact" tool focuses on collaborative planning for contact as a building block for long term safety. The "Safe Contact" tool is designed to be used with families and their networks over the entire period of working with a family to ensure that decision-making about contact is collaborative, transparent and centred on safety, from the moment that the children come into care until the children are safely returned to the care of their family and the case is closed. The "Safe Contact" tool can be downloaded as a pdf by clicking here.
I've developed a video clip that provides some more detail about the "Safe Contact" tool (thanks Catherine Bettison for doing the filming) and you can view it on youtube: http://youtu.be/3mugsoKTUKE And if you would like to subscribe to future blogs, please enter your email in the subscribe box in the right hand column. Wishing you all the best in your work with families, Sonja
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Cazz
17/11/2013 06:22:46 pm
After watching this on you tube I sent the link to a colleague knowing it may help her with a particular case she has. Before I knew it, it had been circulated throughout my district due to its value and worth and how it will assist workers in my field to work more effectively and inclusively with families around safe contacts
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14/11/2016 09:30:32 pm
Wow! This Blog is Really Very nice and also informative.
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20/10/2022 12:36:36 pm
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5/2/2023 02:55:19 pm
The Safe Contact Tool seems like a great initiative for reducing the spread of infectious diseases in public spaces. The idea of using technology to monitor and control contact tracing is commendable. How effective has the tool been in practice and are there plans for further expansion and implementation?
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