POSTPONEDDUE TO THE INCREASING CONCERNS RELATING TO COVID-19 AND THE
CONCERNS FOR THE HEALTH OF OUR ATTENDEES AND SPEAKERS, WE HAVE MADE
THE DECISION TO POSTPONE THE NATIONAL MISSING PERSONS FRAMEWORK: GOOD
PRACTICE CONFERENCE ON 26TH MARCH AT THE LIGHTHOUSE IN GLASGOW.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN THIS EVENT AND WE HOPE TO BE IN TOUCH
SOON REGARDING A NEW DATE.
Join Missing People, the only charity in the UK to provide 24/7
guidance and support to missing people and their families, at our
first conference in Scotland.
Since July 2019, Missing People have been delivering a programme of
consultancy, training and good practice sharing to support Scottish
Government's work to ensure that The National Missing Persons
Framework for Scotland is implemented effectively across local areas.
We have been working with partners in Dundee, Edinburgh, and Fife to
identify existing good practice of local professionals in the support
of missing adults, children, and their families. This conference will
showcase elements of this practice from each of these areas, in line
with The Framework.
The aims of the conference are to:
* Increase understanding of good and innovative practice for reducing
harm related to missing
* Provide an opportunity for professionals to discuss the benefits
and challenges of multi-agency responses to missing people and their
families
* Launch new education resources about running away and staying safer
for young people, and the professionals that support them
This full-day conference will include speakers from across Scotland,
and workshops from our divisional partners to discuss and exhibit a
variety of good and innovative practice around missing.
This event is free and has been funded by Scottish Government.*
*Please note that in the event of no attendance, an admin fee of £10
will be charged.
AGENDA
09:30 – 10:00 GUEST ARRIVAL AND REFRESHMENTS
10:00 – 10:15 OPENING
Chair and overview of conference, agenda and housekeeping
10:15 – 10:30 EMMA SIMPSON-FAICHNEY, MISSING PEOPLE
The National Framework Project. Further project information/key
project highlights
10:30 - 10:45 POLICE SCOTLAND: CHIEF INSPECTOR COLIN CONVERY, SAFER
COMMUNITIES
Overview and Update; Current Trends and Initiatives – Missing
Persons
10:45 – 11:00 Q + A For Emma and Colin
11:00 -11.15 BREAK
11:15 – 11.30 MINISTER ASH DENHAM, MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SAFETY
Launch of Missing People Education Resource/Highlights from the
Framework/Results of the National Framework Survey
11:30 – 12:20 WORKSHOPS
Workshops will highlight good and innovative practice in agencies
working together to provide an effective response to missing people,
in line with the Framework’s aims and objectives. They will also
provide an opportunity for local areas to share challenges in
multi-agency working for missing people and families
WORKSHOP 1: DUNDEE CITY
_Prevent, Respond, Support and Protect – Pilot Project_
Dundee City has a multi-agency approach to supporting young people
living in care: good practice in providing the best possible support
to missing people and to reduce repeat missing episodes
WORKSHOP 2: EDINBURGH
_Prevent, Respond, Support and Protect – Adults Missing from
Hospital_
Edinburgh has a multi-agency response to adults missing from hospital:
good practice in responding consistently and appropriately to missing
persons to reduce the harm associated with missing.
12:20– 13:10 LUNCH & ‘MISSING SURGERY
Missing People will a run a ‘Missing Surgery’ over lunch where
staff members will be available in a break-out room to answer any
specific questions from delegates relating to missing adults or
children.
13:10– 13:30 GOOD PRACTICE: FIFE MISSING PERSON PARTNERSHIP PROTOCOL
- CRAIG STEPHEN, POLICE SCOTLAND/FIFE LOCAL AUTHORITY
Fife's local multi-agency protocol as good practice of multi-agency
working, information sharing and the completion of Return Discussions
13:30 – 13.50 MISSING PEOPLE CORE SERVICES
Input on the charity’s Helpline, publicity appeals, family support,
TextSafe, SafeCall service, and more
13.50 – 14.05 Q + A For Fife and Missing People Core Services
14:05 – 14.20 COMFORT BREAK
14:20 – 15:00 MISSING PEOPLE & BARNARDO’S SCOTLAND: EDUCATION
RESOURCE FOR SCOTLAND
Launch of Missing People’s education resource for young people in
Scotland. To include the young people who have been involved in the
resources to speak about their experiences of missing and involvement
in the project (tbc), a demonstration of one resource with delegate
participation and a live demo of the website.
15:00 – 15:20 TOMMY PETILLO, ALZHEIMER'S SCOTLAND Purple Alert & The
Herbert Protocol
15:20 – 15:40 Q + A
Education Resource and Purple Alert
15:40 CLOSING STATEMENT AND THANKS
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