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Contact us:
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Telephone: 01267 246555
FIS text service: Please start your message with ‘Children’ and send to 07786 202747
Fax: 01267 246745
e-mail childreninfo@carmarthenshire.gov.uk

Downloads:
Child Protection Leaflet
All Wales Child Protection Procedures 2008
Safeguarding Children in Education



Child Protection

| What can I do if I am worried about a Child’s Welfare? | Childcare Regulations


What can I do if I am worried about a Child’s Welfare?

If you think that a child may be being abused, or suffering neglect, then please contact your local Social Services Assessment team, as soon as possible:

Llanelli 01554 742322
Carmarthen/Dinefwr 01558 825485
Or
Out of Hours Emergency Service [if a problem occurs out of office hours and cannot wait until the next working day] 01558 824283

Other useful contacts

Carmarthenshire Local Safeguarding Children’s Board 01267 246544
NSPCC Helpline – 0800 800 500
Your Health Visitor or School Health Nurse
Dyfed Powys Police – 0845 330 2000

There is also FIS Child Protection booklet available to give guidance to Childcare Providers and Voluntary Organisations in Carmarthenshire, and All Wales Child Protection Guidance can be downloaded at:
www.carmarthenshirechildrenspartnership.co.uk


Childcare Regulations

Care Social Standards Inspectorate Wales (CSSIW) encourages the improvement of social care, early years and social services by:
  • regulating,
  • inspecting and reviewing
  • providing professional advice to Ministers and policy makers.
CSSIW do this by: Making professional assessments and judgments about social care, early years and social services and so encourage improvement by the service providers. What is regulated by CSSIW:
  • Care homes for adults – including care homes which provide nursing care
  • Domiciliary care agencies
  • Adult placement schemes
  • Nurses' agencies
  • Children’s homes
  • Day care services for children – childminders, full day care, sessional day care, out of school care, crèches and open access play
  • Public sector and independent fostering agencies
  • Public sector and voluntary adoption agencies
  • Boarding schools, residential special schools and further education colleges which accommodate students under 18
  • Residential family centres
wales.gov.uk/cssiwsubsite/newcssiw

The local CSSIW Office for Carmarthenshire is based at:
Government Buildings
Picton Terrace
Carmarthen SA31 3BT
Telephone: 01267 245160
Fax: 01267 245140

More information about how the National Minimum Standards, which came into force on 1st April 2002, are being applied, including guidance to the Standards, are available from the CSSIW website:
wales.gov.uk/cssiwsubsite/newcssiw
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If there is anything incorrect, out of date or you think could be included please email us: childreninfo@carmarthenshire.gov.uk

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, Carmarthenshire Family Information Service cannot accept responsibility or liability for any errors which may have occurred. It is recommended that you always check details with providers to ensure their service meets your requirements.

Carmarthenshire Family Information Service cannot recommend or endorse any of the providers listed.

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