North Tyneside Council will work with renowned experts in children’s social care, Professor Eileen Munro and Professor Andrew Turnell, to carry out research into the use of networks around a child – such as extended family members, neighbours and other community members – to help keep them safe when professional support became more restricted.
Munro is the author of the Munro review which led to national reform of child protection, while Andrew Turnell is behind the social work practice model Signs of Safety.
The research will form part of a wider Department for Education funded project to understand how children’s social care teams have responded to the pandemic, capturing lessons learned and sharing best practice.
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