ISPCAN, BASPCAN, NSPCC Cymru/ Wales & Children in Wales would like to invite you to attend our joint conference at the Pierhead, Cardiff
Exploring the relevance to practice in Wales of an International Study on Promoting Positive Parenting
Sponsored by Lynne Neagle AM
Pierhead, Cardiff, Wednesday 14th March 2018
9.00am - 4.30pm
Speakers:
Minister for Children and Social Care, Huw Irranca-Davies AM
Professor Jane Barlow, Oxford University
Dr Arnon Bentovim, Child and Family Training
Jenny Gray, OBE, ISPCAN
Enid Hendry, BASPCAN
Speakers from Wales - to be confirmed
Des Mannion - NSPCC Cymru/Wales(Morning Co-Chair)
Catriona Williams, OBE - Children in Wales (Afternoon Co-Chair)
Aims of the conference
- To explore the relevance to practice in Wales of findings from an international study by ISPCAN on promoting positive parenting
- To identify practical ways of improving parenting practice to achieve positive outcomes for children and young people in Wales.
Learning objectives
By the end of this event participants will be able to:
- identify how findings and recommendations from an international study by ISPCAN on promoting positive parenting relate to practice in Wales
- understand what is necessary for effective implementation of positive parenting interventions
- describe practical ways of improving parenting in day-to-day practice at primary, secondary and tertiary levels of intervention.
Audiences
- Professionals who coordinate and manage parenting support services.
- Professionals working directly with children and families from health, social work, early years, early intervention services, education and the independent and voluntary sector.
- Professionals with a responsibility for planning and commissioning services to promote child health and wellbeing, positive parenting and the prevention of child maltreatment.
- Coordinators on Public Service Boards in Wales.
- Educators and researchers working in the field of positive parenting and the prevention of child maltreatment.
Hoffai
ISPCAN, BASPCAN, NSPCC Cymru/Wales a Plant yng Nghymru eich gwahodd i'n cynhadledd ar y cyd yn adeilad y Pierhead, Caerdydd
Archwilio perthnasedd Astudiaeth Ryngwladol ar Hybu Rhianta Cadarnhaol i ymarfer yng Nghymru
Noddir gan Lynne Neagle AC
Y Pierhead, Caerdydd, Dydd Mercher 14 Mawrth 2018
9.00am - 4.30pm
Siaradwyr:
Y Gweinidog dros Blant a Gofal Cymdeithasol, Huw Irranca-Davies AC
Yr Athro Jane Barlow, Prifysgol Rhydychen
Dr Arnon Bentovim, Hyfforddiant Plant a Theuluoedd
Jenny Gray, OBE, ISPCAN
Enid Hendry, BASPCAN
Siaradwyr o Gymru - i'w cadarnhau
Des Mannion - NSPCC Cymru/Wales(Cyd-gadeirydd y Bore)
Catriona Williams, OBE - Plant yng Nghymru (Cyd-gadeirydd y Prynhawn)
Nodau'r gynhadledd
- Archwilio perthnasedd canfyddiadau astudiaeth ryngwladol gan ISPCAN ar hybu rhianta cadarnhaol i ymarfer yng Nghymru
- Canfod ffyrdd ymarferol o wella ymarfer rhianta i gyflawni canlyniadau cadarnhaol ar gyfer plant a phobl ifanc yng Nghymru.
Amcanion dysgu
Erbyn diwedd y digwyddiad bydd y cyfranogwyr yn gallu:
- nodi sut mae canfyddiadau ac argymhellion o astudiaeth ryngwladol gan ISPCAN ar hybu rhianta cadarnhaol yn ymwneud ag ymarfer yng Nghymru
- deall beth sy'n angenrheidiol er mwyn rhoi ymyriadau rhianta cadarnhaol ar waith yn effeithiol
- disgrifio ffyrdd ymarferol o wella'r rhianta a geir o ddydd i ddydd ar lefel sylfaenol, eilaidd a thrydyddol o ymyrraeth.
Cynulleidfaoedd
- Gweithwyr proffesiynol sy'n cydlynu ac yn rheoli gwasanaethau cymorth i rieni.
- Gweithwyr proffesiynol sy'n gweithio'n uniongyrchol gyda phlant a theuluoedd ym meysydd iechyd, gwaith cymdeithasol, y blynyddoedd cynnar, gwasanaethau ymyrraeth gynnar, addysg a'r sector annibynnol a gwirfoddol.
- Gweithwyr proffesiynol sydd â chyfrifoldeb am gynllunio a chomisiynu gwasanaethau i hybu iechyd a llesiant plant, rhianta cadarnhaol ac atal plant rhag dioddef camdriniaeth.
- Cydlynwyr ar Fyrddau Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus yng Nghymru.
- Addysgwyr ac ymchwilwyr sy'n gweithio ym maes rhianta cadarnhaol ac atal plant rhag dioddef camdriniaeth.
Archebwch le ar-lein yn http://www.baspcan.org.uk/even
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