CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
Respecting and upholding young people’s rights is very important to us.
We promote the rights of young people to:
Live in a home that is safe, happy, nurturing and stable, valuing and affectionate
Have full access to education, health care, a social life and community facilities, which gives the opportunity to live a fulfilling and meaningful life
Be listened to, express their views and take part in decision making, have things explained to them and have the right to complain.
Access an independent advocate and have information about Ofsted, Childline and the Children’s Commissioner if they wish to talk to someone independently or share an issue or concern.
Have privacy and space, time, dignity, fun and enjoyment
Have their religious, cultural and dietary requirements met. Celebrate their individuality.
Our staff have a duty of care to ensure that:
Young people are safe and supported They act as positive role models They promote communication and contact with their family and act as an advocate They ensure effective placement planning, monitoring and evaluation to ensure the young person’s progress They support the young person to participate in the education, helping them enjoy learning They respond quickly and are flexible to the changing needs of young people and work proactively with all professionals in the best interests of the young person at all times.
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