Safeguarding Adolescents in London (SAIL) Notice Board
Welcome to the SAIL Notice Board — highlighting upcoming events, new content and sector specific updates and opportunities.
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SAIL Notice Board
In the SAIL Notice Board you’ll find announcements about new content updates, additions to the guidance, and upcoming Community of Practice events.
This section is designed to keep practitioners, managers, and service leaders informed and connected as we continue to build and share high-quality, evidence-informed adolescent safeguarding practice across London.
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The real success of SAIL is you!
Engagement from practitioners and integration in training materials and resources at a local level will help make SAIL move from paper to practice.
In launching SAIL we asked practitioners, managers and service leaders to share practical actions that they can take to embed SAIL – this is what they committed to:
Whilst these commitments are beginning to reflect how practitioners are using SAIL in their day-to-day work – there is much more to do.
We invite you to lead on integrating SAIL into practice through your local channels and/or regional networks – and to let us know if there is anything we can do to support this.
Get in touch with us here helloSAIL@liia.london
SAIL Community of Practice Events
Join the SAIL Community of Practice and connect with others! For membership or event details, please contact: helloSAIL@liia.london
Sector Updates & Notifications
This section is updated on a regular basis.
New Content Log
This section will be updated with any new content inclusions added after the go-live date, to support your exploration of content.
New content will also be added to the ‘Table of Contents’.
This log is updated on a quarterly basis at least.
Items updated longer than 3 months ago will be removed from the log.
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Get In Touch with the SAIL Team
SAIL guidance aims to bring together the principles and practice that, as statutory safeguarding partners, we believe should underpin the work of agencies in London. Anything that helps multi-agency practitioners work better with and for adolescents will be included in this digital resource. It will continue to move with the times as new research and evidence of what works continues to emerge.
If you’d like to directly contribute to SAIL then we’d love to hear from you – whether it be providing written content, sharing links to other resources and websites or being part of the ‘Talking Head Series’ – you can read more about the ‘SAIL talking head’ series here!
