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CARING FOR CHILDREN. Care arrangements, roles, regulations and responsibilities
- Essay length: 3002 words
- Submitted: 30/04/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Diane Apeah-Kubi
Teacher essay summary
There was some good work here: shows awareness of safeguarding procedures in educational organisations such as schools and colleges, and the need for staff to receive training in CP matters. Professionals who may work with children were correctly identified, although at times there is confusion about the roles they play in the safeguarding process. Some more reading around the roles of various professionals in such issues is required. Also, there is mention of departments or Acts that do not exist (CSF, and some laws for instance), which also indicates the need for further reading of up to date material. There were some spelling and grammar errors - do proof-read carefully.
Marked by teacher Diane Apeah-Kubi 05/12/1999
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Care arrangements, roles, regulations and responsibilities
What care is available to a child/young person?
How is this care organised to ensure that the child/young person's best interest come first?
Foster Care
People who would like to become foster carers have to pass rigorous checks and clear an enhanced CRB, They also have to go through numerous tests and interviews. Also there family members and close friends all have to be considered and CRB checked.
Respite Care
Respite care is a particular type of care which is planned to try and fit in with things such as family holidays and with families to allow them to have a little break with children who require constant attention. This care also has care plans for each and every child/young person who may hold residence there throughout the year, these care plans are updated and they meet the needs of both the child and family.
Adoption
Before you can adopt parents and family members again are put through different tests and checks. A CRB is carried out and the organisation will interview referees who know you and your family as well as organise for you
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MbT essay summary
There was some good work here: shows awareness of safeguarding procedures in educational organisations such as schools and colleges, and the need for staff to receive training in CP matters. Professionals who may work with children were correctly identified, although at times there is confusion about the roles they play in the safeguarding process. Some more reading around the roles of various professionals in such issues is required. Also, there is mention of departments or Acts that do not exist (CSF, and some laws for instance), which also indicates the need for further reading of up to date material. There were some spelling and grammar errors - do proof-read carefully.
