Unit 5: Response
5.7 Locating available support services
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Activity 5.6 Mapping referral services This is an opportunity for you to map the geographical location of referral services in the geographical location of your organisation’s projects or programmes. You will need the following:
Research where the nearest referral services are to your office and/or project sites:
Based on the map, indicate the physical location of these referral services with the different coloured dots or coloured pens (use a different colour for a different service). For example:
If you are based in the head office, map the locations of referral services for your geographical area. If you have identified safeguarding focal points in the project locations, ask them to map the referral services in their area as well to ensure you have a complete list if required. |
How to refer to support services
Now that you have a good idea of what services are required and where they are located, it is important to think about how a Designated Safeguarding Lead or Safeguarding Focal Point should make referrals.
Activity 5.7 Referral service checklist Fill in the columns on the table below (here is a downloadable version of this). You should already have the information for the first two columns from the previous activity. In the third column you need to note how you make referrals. © (Source: Aneeta Williams/The Open University) |