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W605 [8]
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W874 [1], W884 [3]
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  48           <h1>
  48             My Foster Child is Missing
  48           </h1>
  49           <div class="scope_box_blue">
  50             <p style="font-weight:500; font-size: 140%;">
  50               Standards &amp; Regulations
  50             </p>
  51             <p>
  51               Fostering Services National Minimum Standards (England) 2011:
  51             </p>
  52             <ul>
  53               <li>
  53                 <a href="http://www.minimumstandards.org/fost_five.html" target="_blank">
  53                   Standard 5 - Missing From Care
  53                 </a>
  53                 .
  53               </li>
  54             </ul>
  55             <p>
  55               Training, Support and Development Standards for Foster Care:
  55             </p>
  56             <ul>
  57               <li>
  57                 <a href="files/foster_care_tsd_standards_guidance.pdf" target="_blank">
  57                   Standard 2 - Understand your role as a foster carer
  57                 </a>
  57                 .
  57               </li>
  58               <li>
  58                 <a href="files/foster_care_tsd_standards_guidance.pdf" target="_blank">
  58                   Standard 4 - Know how to communicate effectively
  58                 </a>
  58                 .
  58               </li>
  59             </ul>
  60             <p style="font-weight:500; font-size: 140%;">
  60               Related Guidance
  60             </p>
  61             <p>
  61               <a href="http://www.londoncp.co.uk/chapters/ch_miss_care_home_sch.html" target="_blank">
  61                 London Child Protection Procedures, Children Missing from Care, Home and School
  61               </a>
  61             </p>
  62           </div>
  63           <p>
  63             <br />
  64             When a child is placed with you, the child’s social worker should make you aware of any previous
                 occasions when the child has gone missing or if this is something they have good reason to think
                 they will do.
  64           </p>
  65           <p>
  65             The care provided should minimise the risk of the child going missing, however a child/young
                 person should be aware that they need to take some responsibility for their own safety, dependent
                 upon their age and understanding.
  65           </p>
  66           <p>
  66             You should talk to the child/young person about the risks of running away and let them know where
                 they can get help to talk about this other than from you.
  66           </p>
  67           <p>
  67             The degree of risk that they might be taking by going missing will vary dependent on things like
                 their age understanding and awareness.
  67           </p>
  68           <p>
  68             There may be a variety of reasons for the young person going missing and it is through
                 communication that you are most likely to understand and deal with the issues that make them go.
                 This could include peer group issues, family contact or other reasons. On the other hand, the
                 young person might not be used to people being concerned about their whereabouts and they might
                 not understand that you are trying to keep them safe and look after them.
  68           </p>
  69           <p>
  69             If a young person has gone missing whilst with you or before, you should look out for signs or
                 patterns of behaviour that usually happen before they go missing. This may help you talk to them
                 to prevent them from going.
  69           </p>
  70           <p>
  70             You should be aware of what measures you can take to prevent a child from leaving without
                 permission. The use of persuasion and your relationship is the most powerful tool that you have to
                 prevent them going and you will find that the best thing that you can achieve is for them to want
                 to come back.
  70           </p>
  71           <p>
  71             When the child is missing without your permission but you know where they are you will need to
                 treat the situation differently to when you don’t know where they have gone.
  71           </p>
  72           <p>
  72             If a child is missing and you do not know where the child is and they are  not found within a
                 reasonable time frame: one hour for under 12's and two hours for over 12's (unless stated
                 otherwise in their
  72             <a href="http://trixresources.proceduresonline.com/nat_key/keywords/placement_plan.html"
                 target="_blank">
  72               Placement Plan
  72             </a>
  72             ), you must contact the child’s social worker, duty worker or the Out Of Hours team.
  72           </p>
  73           <p>
  73             If a child is missing you should do all that you can to find the child including working with the
                 Police where necessary.
  73           </p>
  74           <p>
  74             You may need to give a description of the child including what they were wearing and an up to date
                 photo, their legal status and any other information you think will help.
  74           </p>
  75           <p>
  75             You should also inform your Supervising Social Worker as soon as possible.
  75           </p>
  76           <p>
  76             You should record both the above incidents. You should record the circumstances in which they
                 return, why they say they ran if they do and what actions you will put in place to try and prevent
                 a further occurrence. This information should be shared with the responsible authority and where
                 appropriate the child’s parents.
  76           </p>
  77           <p>
  77             The child’s social worker should call a meeting to look at why the child/young person went missing
                 to look at ways of preventing it from happening again.
  77           </p>
  78           <h3 class="h3">
  78             Definitions
  78           </h3>
  79           <p>
  79             There are various different terms which are used in relation to missing children:
  79           </p>
  80           <p>
  80             <a
                 href="https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/275701/Statutory_g
                 uidance_missing-children.pdf" target="_blank">
  80               'Statutory Guidance On Children Who Run Away Or Go Missing From Home Or Care (January 2014)'
  80             </a>
  80           </p>
  81           <p>
  81             Uses the following definitions:
  81           </p>
  82           <h4 class="h4">
  82             Missing Child:
  82           </h4>
  83           <p>
  83             A child reported as missing to the police by their family or carers.
  83           </p>
  84           <h4 class="h4">
  84             Missing from Care:
  84           </h4>
  85           <p>
  85             A Looked After Child who is not at their placement or the place they are expected to be (e.g.
                 school) and their whereabouts are not known.
  85           </p>
  86           <h4 class="h4">
  86             Away from Placement Without Authorisation:
  86           </h4>
  87           <p>
  87             A Looked After Child whose whereabouts are known but who is not at their placement or the place
                 they are expected to be and the carer has concerns or the incident has been notified to the local
                 authority or the police.
  87           </p>
  88           <h4 class="h4">
  88             Young Runaway:
  88           </h4>
  89           <p>
  89             A child who has run away from their home or care placement, or feels they have been forced or
                 lured to leave.
  89           </p>
  90           <p>
  90             See also, the
  90             <a
                 href="https://www.app.college.police.uk/app-content/major-investigation-and-public-protection/miss
                 ing-persons/#definition-of-missing" target="_blank">
  90               College of Policing definition of missing and absent
  90             </a>
  90             .
  90           </p>
  91           <p>
  91             A person is not at a place where they are expected or required to be.
  91           </p>
  92           <p>
  92             The police classification of a person as ‘Missing’ or ‘Absent’ will be based on on-going risk
                 assessment.
  92           </p>
  93           <p>
  93             Police will not be sent to cases where children/young people are defined as being ‘absent’.
                 Instead the onus will be on care providers to take steps to locate the child/young person, with
                 monitoring by the police and escalation to ‘missing’ if there is a change to the circumstances
                 that has increased the level of risk. It is expected that all reasonable steps should be taken to
                 locate the child/young person prior to making a report to the police. Where they remain absent,
                 and you feel that they may be at risk of harm, then a report should be made to the police.
  93           </p>
  94           <p>
  94             Police will attend reports of ‘missing’ children/young people’.
  94           </p>
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