Grace serafim

Grace serafim

Hi I am Grace from Portugal living in UK for the past 14 years. I am a social worker and current work as a child protection advisor and IRO.
Love sailing and walking/running with my dog

Location UK

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  • these are the areas of care we discuss and develop with the young person at their looked after meetings and part of their pathway plans.

  • some links throughout the course cannot be opened or found?

  • UASC children and YP have different needs depending of their age, country of origin, their background, parenting experiences and the journey they made. The mistrust is a barrier to fully understand their needs and to put support in place. Most come determined to sucessed and are open to guidance and support. Unfortunately some go missing and enrol in criminal...

  • When working with UASC children we find the lack of resources and adequate placements and difficulty in finding solicitors to support with their asylum application. Homeofficed often issues documents with incorrect names which delays obtaining documentation and being able to access services, benefits and bank accounts. the Age assessments are stressful for YP....

  • I am taking this course because I am an Child Protection Advisor and Independent Reviewing Officer for UASC (Unnacompanied Asylum Skeeing Children)

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    hello I am grace and i have a therapy dog. we visit care homes for people with dementia

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    I am a child protection advisor and independent reviewing officer. This course is very useful to help draw support plans for young people and give advise to other professionals

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    Child protection advisor and independent reviewing officer

  • grace serafim, child protection advisor in UK i find this course very interesting to understand human behavior, interactions, expectations and communication

  • I am Portuguese working in UK since 2009. Play is what keeps the young child in all of us alive

  • I'm Grace and i am a child protection advisor who role is to chair child protection conferences when children are at risk and to help develop child focus plans to safeguard them and ensure their needs are met. I enrolled in this course as i believe that the best way to communicate with children and to help them express their feelings is through play. Play is...

  • yes my childhood indeed influenced my career as a child protection social worker and as a child protection advisor. My experiences of being parented helps me understand and identify neglect, emotional abuse and family dysfunction.

  • I grew up in the 70s/80s in a country that come out of Dictatorship which impacted in what we were allowed and not allowed to do. A Country who did not know what to do with the new freedom after 30 years of authoritarianism. There were clear roles for boys and girls and that impacted in our play due to expectations that we were educated according to our gender...

  • Hello my name is Grace and i am a child protection advisor. i have been working in front line child protection for the past 11 years in the UK

  • really enjoying this course to consolidate my knowledge

  • My name is Grace Serafim and i am a child protection advisor. This course has all the relevance for my role and i am pleased to participate and hope to learn more strategies

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    Hello i am a Child Protection Advisor and this subject is part of my daily work in developing child protection plans with families and other professionals. I am hoping to learn more about the subject to improve my knowledge and practice. Thank you

  • Hi I'm Grace and I am a Child Protection Advisor in UK. I chair child protection conferences and often we have YP who are not in education or are struggling with their education. We often find difficult to allocated appropriate target services to work with YP and to meet their needs. I hope to have a better understanding in how to support YP and to help other...

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    Hi as a child protection advisor I hope this learning contributes to my day to day practice

  • how do you manage to make that assumption that his culture values virginity at marriage? he rejects her for having sex with someone else not for not being a virgin as we don't know she was from the beginning.

  • none of the characters forced Rosemary to accept an offer and they acted on their own interests. . Lee Pai was honest that he could not help or wouldn't help. ultimately the couple should have been open and honest with each other and discuss their difficulties. If they were to marry there suppose to be a long trustful relationship. if she couldn't go to him...

  • how come your response is the same as Kashif Pervaiz

  • Kashif how come your response is the same as Ajay Unde ?

  • yes indeed. very rewarding as well

  • como estao as coisas ai?

  • 4th level. in my daily job i often have to chair meetings with people from 3, 4 or more backgrounds and cultures and this can lead to misunderstandings and conflict. People often use their culture as reasons why they behave in certain ways and resist to change or to adapt to ways of living in the Country they choose to live even if their ways prevent them to...

  • i believe i am on the 4th level. i am Latin and we have a hole set of non verbal communication language. in my job working with different cultures i have to be mindful of other people own non verbal communication. try to understand them as well as ensuring they understand me and that my non verbal language, including my facial expressions, are not...

  • Boa onde estas

  • very interesting video
    i can speak, read and write 5 recognized languages Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German. some more fluently then others. But i also can speak and understand different dialects within Portuguese, my mother language. Living in England for the past 11 years i can understand different "dialects". But i not only can speak the...

  • ola Okechukwu. do you speak portuguese? obrigada. how are you?

  • at first reaction as any human being i would feel offended and call the woman racist.

  • As a Portuguese I was brought up on a traditional catholic community. Portugal was on under dictatorship for 30 years which ended in 1975. My parents lived 30 years of their lives under this regime and the society was pretty much controlled by the state and the church. My childhood was influenced by traditional values and expectations that were still...

  • how Tom this is an amazing place. Never late to move though.

  • i think they are all important and interlinked

  • was more an appeal to learn and didn't add much to learning.

  • 1. very interesting told on a funny why which got audience involved.
    2. As a Latin myself living in UK i did identify with Mr Riccardi regarding our experiences in daily life. It was cultural chock learning social distancing, less emotional expressions, less touch, and a lot more rules and expectations to conform to norms. After 11 years it is still...

  • Hi Tom interesting change of career. You have to move to Brighton there is a multicultural community here for sure

  • Hello fellow colleague I am a SW in UK

  • Good Morning My name is Grace and I am Portuguese living in UK for the past 11 years. I am a qualified social worker and current working as a child protection advisor. I love sailing and running with my dog. I believe this course will be very important for my job as we have a very diverse community in UK. It is important we understand and take other people's...

  • Ola Ana

  • Hi am a child protection advisor in UK. My days involve charing meetings and making difficult decisions, challenging people in situations where often there is conflict. I hope this course gives me more tools to improve my daily work and communication with different people

  • Thank you for this course. very informative in times we are bombarded by a lot of information on the media. Keep safe all