Tameside Safeguarding Children Partnership
Welcome to the website of Tameside Safeguarding Children Partnership. We want to make sure that children and young people that are in Tameside are protected from abuse, neglect and feel safe and cared for.
We all share responsibility for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, whether as a parent, carer or family member, a friend or neighbour, an employer, or as a paid or volunteer worker.
This website has been developed to offer up to date and accessible information about safeguarding children and young people and we hope you find it useful.
If you require further information about TSCP, or would like to give us your views or feedback on this website, please contact us
If you are concerned about an Adult then please click here
Tameside’s Children Threshold document (Nov 23)
About Us
Tameside Safeguarding Children Partnership is responsible for making sure that children and young people are kept safe in Tameside.
TSCP Arrangements are currently under review August 2023
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council and Tameside and Glossop Clinical Commissioning Group have reviewed and updated their responsibilities to put in place arrangements to review the death of a child. Tameside child death review partners in partnership with Stockport and Trafford child death review partners form the Stockport, Tameside and Trafford Child Death Overview Panel and arrangements are published here.
TSCP Annual Report
This report provides an overview of the effectiveness of local arrangements to safeguard and promote the welfare of children, set against a comprehensive analysis of the local safeguarding context.
Voice of a Child
Tameside Youth Council has consulted with a wide range of young people and developed a ‘Voice of a Child Strategy’.
The Strategy is for anyone in Tameside who works with children and young people and all of our partner agencies have signed up to it. It aims to improve the participation of children and young people and sets out a series of pledges and expectations that all practitioners and managers should work to when working with children, or when commissioning or managing a service.
Related Strategies
Smarter, Stronger, Sooner, Safer Strategic Framework
“Successful Families in Tameside - Smarter, Stronger, Sooner, Safer” is based on Tameside Council and NHS Tameside and Glossop CCG’s Corporate Plan principle of “starting well” – ensuring that every child is given the care and attention they need to thrive and develop. It refreshes the Early Help Strategy for 2020-22, building on the work that has been undertaken since 2017 to improve outcomes for children, young people and their families by resolving issues as soon as possible.Tameside Multi-Agency Neglect Strategy
In recent years, there has been an increased awareness of child neglect and the harmful effect on children brought up in neglectful environments. Neglect is a significant factor in many Serious Case Reviews (60%) and is one of the most common reasons for children to be made subject to a Child Protection Plan.Tameside Domestic Abuse Strategy 2021-2026
This strategy sets out Tameside’s strategic approach to tackling domestic abuse.Children and Young People’s Emotional Well-being and Mental Health
The first phase of a five-year programme of change to transform mental health and wellbeing services for young people in Tameside.
Contact DetailsTameside Safeguarding Children PartnershipTameside One, Market Place, Ashton-under-Lyne, Tameside, OL6 6BH General EnquiriesTel : 0161 342 4348 |
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