Trafford Strategic Safeguarding Partnership

Trafford Strategic Safeguarding Partnership We are a statutory body made up of organisations that work together to safeguard and promote the welfare of adults, children, young people and their families.

Our role is to coordinate and ensure effective safeguarding across the borough of Trafford. Children's First Response is Trafford’s single point of contact for all professionals and members of the public to report concerns, request advice and share information about a child and/or family. If you think that you or a child is in immediate danger - don’t delay call the police on 999

If you are a me

mber of the public who has a concern about a child, and they are not at immediate risk of harm, you should call Trafford Children's First Response on 0161 912 5125 during office hours (Mon - Fri 8:30 - 4:30) or 0161 912 2020 out of hours (Emergency Duty Team). If you are worried about the safety or wellbeing of yourself or another adult then please contact the Initial Assessment Team on 0161 912 2820 during the day, or 0161 912 2020 if it’s an emergency at night or weekend. If you or another adult is in immediate danger, then call the police on 999.

It’s day three of and the focus is on establishing professional boundaries.Let us know, what do appropriate profession...
20/11/2024

It’s day three of and the focus is on establishing professional boundaries.

Let us know, what do appropriate professional boundaries look like in your sector, organisation or community?

Reflect on how you work with those you support. What is working well and what could be improved?
19/11/2024

Reflect on how you work with those you support. What is working well and what could be improved?

Today is day one of and the focus is on developing professional curiosity.Safeguarding adults is vital in all industri...
18/11/2024

Today is day one of and the focus is on developing professional curiosity.

Safeguarding adults is vital in all industries and in the community. Everyone has a role in safeguarding. Use today to reflect on how you can contribute to safeguarding adults within your organisation or community.

We would love to hear about how you have developed professional curiosity in your role. Use the hashtag to share your reflections with us on social media.

It’s tough when a baby won’t stop crying. You might worry something is wrong, fear losing your cool, or doubt your paren...
27/09/2024

It’s tough when a baby won’t stop crying. You might worry something is wrong, fear losing your cool, or doubt your parenting skills—but you can handle it!
• Take a break
• Ask for help

For more tips, visit: https://iconcope.org/advice-for/parents/never-ever-shake-a-baby/ Remember, NEVER SHAKE YOUR BABY!

Parents and carers, there are many ways to help soothe your baby. 💖 Remember, if you’re finding it hard to cope, it’s ok...
26/09/2024

Parents and carers, there are many ways to help soothe your baby. 💖 Remember, if you’re finding it hard to cope, it’s okay to step away for a few minutes as long as the baby is safe, until you feel calm.

ICON Week 2024 Tip: As part of ICON Week 2024, remember that a consistent routine helps crying babies feel more secure. Stick to regular mealtimes and bedtime.

Check out our website for helpful tips: https://iconcope.org/advice-for/parents/its-ok-to-walk-away/ The most important thing to remember is to stay calm and never hurt or shake your baby.

Abusive head trauma can happen anywhere when a parent or carer is pushed to the edge by infant crying. Friends and famil...
26/09/2024

Abusive head trauma can happen anywhere when a parent or carer is pushed to the edge by infant crying. Friends and family, remember to check on parents with new babies to see how they’re coping.

ICON Week 2024 Tip: Create a comfort kit with your baby’s favourite items—soft toys, blankets, or calming books. It’s perfect for those fussy moments!

Check out our website to learn how you can support them: https://iconcope.org/parentadvice/

Parents and carers, we know it can be tough to cope with a baby that cries a lot—it can feel exhausting and lonely. Reme...
26/09/2024

Parents and carers, we know it can be tough to cope with a baby that cries a lot—it can feel exhausting and lonely. Remember to support each other. You are not alone.

Crying is normal, and you are not a bad parent or carer. It’s okay to take a time out when you feel overwhelmed. Keep your baby safe and keep yourself safe too.

ICON Week 2024 Tip: A warm hug can be magic for a crying baby. Physical touch helps babies feel safe and loved.

Just a reminder: all babies are different and all babies cry and you can get through it. 👶 Crying often increases aroun...
26/09/2024



Just a reminder: all babies are different and all babies cry and you can get through it. 👶 Crying often increases around 2 weeks and peaks at 6 weeks, but remember, this phase will pass. ⏳

ICON Week 2024 Tip: When comforting a crying baby, try using a soft, soothing voice. Your calm demeanour can be incredibly reassuring!

For more info, visit www.iconcope.org/iconweek2024

TSSP are Launching the new People in Position of Trust (PiPoT) Protocol on Monday 2nd September 10:00am - 12:00pm. Email...
20/08/2024

TSSP are Launching the new People in Position of Trust (PiPoT) Protocol on Monday 2nd September 10:00am - 12:00pm.

Email: [email protected] to register your interest.

30/07/2024

We have been made aware of telephone scams targeting residents of Trafford. Our poster outlines how to be scam aware, wh...
26/07/2024

We have been made aware of telephone scams targeting residents of Trafford. Our poster outlines how to be scam aware, where to report and how to get support if you have been affected.

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