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Local Guidance and Policies

  • WD Adult Protection and Child Protection Committees Guidance and Protocol for undertaking Learning Reviews 2025

    This Guidance aligns West Dunbartonshire practice to the National Guidance for Child Protection Committees Undertaking Learning Reviews (2024) and the National Guidance for Adult Protection Committees Undertaking Learning Reviews (2022).

  • WD Adult and Child Protection Committees Practice Guide to a Multi-Agency Chronology of Significant Events

    This multi-agency guidance sits alongside any single agency guidance within your own organisation and you should also ensure you are familiar with your own organisations single agency guidance.

  • WD APC/CPC Inter-Agency Learning and Development Strategy 2024-2027

    West Dunbartonshire’s Adult and Child Protection Committees, in partnership with services, agencies and other stakeholders in the public, private and third sectors across West Dunbartonshire, has developed this three-year InterAgency Learning and Development Strategy for 2024 – 2027.

  • WD APC/CPC Protocol for evaluating Inter-Agency Adult and Child Protection Learning and Development Opportunities 2024-27

    To ensure a joint evaluation process is in place for learning and development opportunities. To align with changes in the National Framework for Child Protection Learning and Development Framework 2024

  • West Dunbartonshire ASP Protocol for working with people with hoarding behaviours April 2023

    This protocol sets out the partnership approach to be taken by staff in West Dunbartonshire Council & the Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) when working with people who have hoarding difficulties. The procedure also covers the Private Rented Sector and Owner Occupied properties, when a concern has been raised over the living environment of the individual by a service provider.

  • Interagency ASP Procedures

    This guidance has been developed to ensure that any concerns about an adult at risk are responded to quickly and proportionately, in a way that is transparent to all.

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