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New starter training on basic navigation around Mosaic.

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New starter training on Combined assessment and support planning process.


If you are a new member of staff or have not used Mosaic recently, please ensure you will have attended the Mosaic Navigation Skills for New Starters training before attending this training.

The aim of this training is to work together with the London Fire Brigade to raise awareness of the characteristics and behaviours that increase fire risk for vulnerable people, and the actions staff can take to reduce that risk.

This training is open to staff working in the Department of Adult Social Care and Public Health (DASCPH), Housing and Voluntary and Community Sector partners in Wandsworth and Richmond. 

Have the knowledge to act when a fire is detected.

4 places remaining

*IF YOU ARE EMPLOYED BY RICHMOND OR WANDSWORTH COUNCILS, PLEASE BOOK THIS COURSE VIA YOUR ITRENT SELF SERVICE*

iTrent Self Service 






The course will assess your knowledge to use techniques and equipment to transfer people safely.

Analysing risks at different stages of the child’s life and in the safeguarding process for disabled children and young people for front line workers and managers. Many of us find it hard to understand how anyone could abuse any child, let alone a child with disabilities. Yet this refusal to accept the abuse of disabled children often means that practitioners disregard the signs of abuse, therefore allowing the abuse to continue. The analysis of assessments is key to safeguarding disabled children.

Make yourself aware of how best to make your work environment safe and how you should conduct yourself.

3 places remaining

Research shows us that traumatic childhood experiences can have a profound impact on many different areas of functioning attachment, biological, sensory, physiology, social, emotional and psychological. Children of prisoners are 3 times more likely to have mental health issues and boys with a father in prison are twice a likely to offend (CREST 2019)

This training will raise your awareness of the needs of children and young people and their families impacted by a family member in prison.

If we are to best meet the needs of young people and minimise the risk of further trauma, a thorough understanding
of the benefits of a positive prison response to families is required.

This course will: Develop an understanding of the impact of parental offending on childhood trauma
Provide a forum to develop skills and nurture children and young people who feel ashamed, have to keep secrets may be experiencing financial difficulties and emotional distress. This course will provide attendees with access to local resources to support children and families with a family member in prison.

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*IF YOU ARE EMPLOYED BY RICHMOND OR WANDSWORTH COUNCILS, PLEASE BOOK THIS COURSE VIA YOUR ITRENT SELF SERVICE*

iTrent Self Service


MHFA will give you the skills and confidence to recognise symptoms, provide initial help, and guide the person towards appropriate professional help.

New starter training on basic navigation around Mosaic.