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Children's Workforce
Just about everyone working or volunteering in the Justice and Community Safety sectors will have an impact on the lives on children and young people. One of Skills for Justice's key activities is to ensure that the workforce has the right skills and knowledge to improve outcomes for children and young people. One way in which we do this is work jointly with our colleagues work in health, social care, education, youth work, play and other related areas. Our role is work closely with our partners to help create a workforce that supports working together to provide coherent services for children, young people and their families.
Newsletters and briefings
CWDC News
The Children's Workforce Development Council produce a montlhy e-bulletin that has recently been re-vamped. CWDC News is completely free to subscribe to and its dynamic content delivery system allows you to bespoke your very own version. The following link will take you to the CWDC E-bulletin sign up page| and you will also be able to read previous editions|.
We produce a regular newsletter to keep you up to date on the developments which affect our work in this area, including information from other sources which may be useful.
To receive this newsletter, please email us at info@skillsforjustice.com
Contacts
Anne Mackintosh - Employer Relationship Manager with managerial responsibility for children's workforce matters can be contacted on 07747 470 426 or by email at anne.mackintosh@skillsforjustice.com
If you have a query relating to Childcare Apprenticeship Certification please contact the Certification Team on 0114 261 5800 or email us at cwdcapprenticeships@skillsforjustice.com|
To get in touch with another member of our staff please call 0114 261 1499 or email us at info@skillsforjustice.com
