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Policies and procedures

A core function of Salford Safeguarding Children Partnership (SSCP) is developing multi-agency procedures and policies for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.

Policies and procedures provide clarity and consistency, by communicating what people need to do and why,  Policies can also communicate goals, values and the culture of the organisation with enough direction for professionals and community members to understand the roles and responsibilities we all have in safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and families.

Many of the Greater Manchester Procedures were adopted from 19th March 2013.  Direct access to the is available.

Organisations in Salford and Greater Manchester are advised to refer to the Greater Manchester (GM) Safeguarding Children Procedures Manual and the relevant local policies and procedures included here. 

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Local polices and procedures

Salford policies, procedures, guidance and toolkits can be accessed from the drop down menu below and via the relevant sections of the SSCP website.

If you cannot see the policy you are searching for please also check the 'Pathways from GM Procedures to Salford Practice' below.

North West Inter-Local Authority Transfer Process

Pathways from GM procedures to Salford practice

The introduction of GM-wide procedures will lead to increased consistency of practice. But there will, for the time being, still be some local variations. In this section we describe how, for specific procedures, the GM versions should be interpreted for implementation in Salford. This is where 'Pathway Guidance' will assist. Access the Pathway Guidance.

® Register for Alerts to keep up to date

The best way to keep up to date with new procedures, or amendments to existing procedures, is to register for alerts. To do this go to the Register for Alerts page and complete the brief online form.

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