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Cheshire East Safeguarding Children’s Partnership

Keeping Children Safe in Cheshire East

About us

In Cheshire East, we want to work TOGETHER as a partnership to make children, families and our communities S.A.F.E.R.  We are family-focused working with the holistic needs of the family network as a system of support and agent of change. We believe our children are best supported within their families so we work to ensure this can happen safely, so children and young people are free from harm at home and in their local communities. We are flexible in how we offer support and ensure that there is a fair and equitable access for our families.

We will intervene early with evidence-based services to work with our families in engaging with the right support at the right time, empowering them to build on their strengths and achieve success. As a partnership, we will be effective to improve outcomes and impact for our children. We believe in the power of relationships as being one of the key drivers that enables change to happen. In Cheshire East, we want healthy, safe and resilient family networks and community networks to flourish. To achieve this, we are creating a partnership that takes a strengths-based, relational approach to engaging, empowering and supporting our children, families and communities. We value and are respectful of our children, families, communities and practitioners at every level and recognise that a system of high support, high challenge allows consistently good practice to thrive and ensures we are responsive to emerging or evolving needs.

Our Priorities

The Cheshire East Safeguarding Children’s Partnership have agreed shared priorities for our partnership which support these ambitions and we have adopted these as our initial plan for supporting the protection and wellbeing of children and young people in Cheshire East.

We will improve frontline multi-agency practice through working on:

  • Contextual safeguarding
  • Education as a protective factor
  • Sexual abuse
  • Neglect



Keeping Children Safe in Cheshire East