Training/Advice
Event
Advocating on behalf of Children in Need - Hybrid Training
Children's Law Centre
Cost:
Children's Law Centre Members rate: £60. CLC Non-members rate: £78. (Prices include VAT.) Our current CLC membership is £45 per year.
Delivered in person and online, for everyone involved in advocating for children, we examine evolving case law, domestic law and international standards in advocating for the rights of 'Children in Need', as well as their carers, in accessing vital support services.
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It will be delivered by:
Ciaran White, Barrister, Lecturer
Eamonn McNally, Senior Solicitor, CLC
Rachel Hogan, SEND Specialist Advisor, CLC
Liam Mackle, Advice Manager, CLC.
If you are a member of the legal profession, this training carries 3 hours group CPD.
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Sector:
- Advice services
- Children and families
- Education/training
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Law Society House, 96 Victoria Road
Belfast
BT1 3GN
United Kingdom
Advocating on behalf of Children in Need - Hybrid Training
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