Consultancy and Supervision

As your service evolves, your policies should keep pace. We provide clear, practical policies and guidance. This includes mapping young people’s journeys through your service, building effective case management systems, and developing policies around weapons, substances, and safeguarding. When critical incidents occur, our reviews give you an independent perspective that supports meaningful development.

Supervision is a vital space for reflection and growth. Delivered independently, it provides a collaborative environment to explore challenges, shape action plans, and support both casework and professional development. Grounded in trauma-informed practice, our approach recognises the emotional complexity of frontline work and helps practitioners maintain safe, reflective, and accountable practice.

We offer tailored training for health service staff on safeguarding practice, psychological safety, and the wider contexts that shape young people’s experiences of those who come into contact with healthcare services due to harm. Whether you're looking to build confidence in safeguarding processes, or deepen understanding across your workforce, we impactful sessions. These are all tailored to your setting and needs.

Shifting towards contextual safeguarding and Risk Outside the Home takes more than policy updates. It means rethinking entrenched ways of working. We work with you to understand your service’s unique context and co-develop practical, sustainable strategies to embed safeguarding approaches. These are specifically designed to address the needs of children and young people affected by Risk Outside the Home.

We support services to strengthen practice, refine systems, and drive meaningful improvement. Whether you’re reviewing a single case or redesigning your whole case management approach, we offer structured, thoughtful input. Our consultancy spans risk assessment, outcomes measurement, and everything in between. It tailored to the realities of your setting and prioritises your most acute needs.

We deliver keynotes and conference talks on Risk Outside the Home, innovation in safeguarding practices, and systems change for services supporting young people. Drawing on frontline insight, lived experience, and cross-sector collaboration, our speakers offer practical thinking and fresh perspectives. Our experts are suitable for audiences working across health, social care, third sector, the secure estates and education.