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What happens if an enquiry is needed?

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What happens if an enquiry is needed?

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If the meeting decides an enquiry is needed a social worker will collect information from people who know the child and family.


This might be people like the family doctor, teachers, school nurse, and health visitor.


The social worker will talk to parents and other family members if appropriate.


The social worker will need to see the family home.


The social worker will talk to the children on their own and privately, if they are old enough to understand.

The enquiry will look at what the child needs to make things better for them.


The enquiry will look at what is working well in the family and what they need help with.


What might happen after the enquiry?

If there are no concerns the social worker will close the case.


If there are still some concerns for the child, the social worker might arrange a Child in Need meeting to help the family make things better.


If there are more serious concerns the social worker will arrange a Child Protection Conference.

 

 

 

 

 

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