The Effectively Engaging Fathers in Child Protection conference will examine why, and how paternal relatives should and can be engaged in services, even when domestic violence has been evidenced by a current or former partner.
Attend this timely event to:

Understand and overcome barriers to engage with non-residential fathers
Hear how to and when to engage with men who display violent or intimidating behaviour
Define what the Courts look for from professionals in terms of evidence and defining ‘significant harm’
Ensure mothers and children are part of the process to engage the active participation of fathers in services and risk assessment
Gain insights into early intervention in engaging fathers in child care and safeguarding