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Contact NESCPC

Any queries about the NESCPC can be directed on 01224 814646 or by e-mailing info@nescpc.org.uk

For contact email addresses within the Child Protection Committee, please view the Contact Network section.

Do not use these contact details to pass on concerns about a child.

 

Concerned about a child?

For information about how to pass on concerns about a child click here.

http://www.nescpc.org.uk/localuserpage.asp?ae_bae=T&page=38

 

Updated NESCPC GUIDELINES   (June 2011)

Click on links below

Guidelines Briefing note 2011 Key Changes

June 2011 Guidelines

 

MARS LINK

For more infomration on MARS (Multi-Agency Resource Service) click link below

Multi-Agency Resource Service 

www.mars.stir.ac.uk

 

Domestic Abuse Links

Links to domestic abuse services City/Shire Moray are available via advice centre at

grampianpolice

This includes Grampian Women's Aid 01224 593381

National links re domestic abuse are as follows:

Scottish Government Helpline: 0800 027 1234 (24 hours)

domesticabuse

Working With Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse :0845 122 8609

 

National Policy/Guidance Update

 The Scottish Government is pleased to announce the launch of the new National Child Protection Guidance

<http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2010/12/09134441/0>

 in Scotland. This guidance sets out new principles of how all services working with children and/or their families should work together to ensure the protection and well-being of children in Scotland.

The consultation report

<http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2010/12/10104717/0>

is also now available. The report contains an analysis of the responses received, the Scottish Government's own response and explains any changes that have been made to the final guidance as a result of the consultation.

 

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Guidance on How Agencies should Respond  -click link above

 

Website

If we have omitted anything from our website which you think should be here, please email us  at info@nescpc.org.uk with details