Baby P
- Created by: Grace.2006
- Created on: 25-11-22 11:04
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- Baby P
- Timeline
- March 1st 2006 - Peter was born
- June 2006 - Mother gets a new boyfriend
- November 2006 - The boyfriend moves into the home
- December 2006 - The mum is arrested for bruises on Peter and Peter has been put on the at risk list for child protective services
- January 2007 - Peter has been returned to the home
- February 2007 - Flags raised by a whistle-blower to council
- April 1st 2007 - OFSTED took over investigating children's services
- April 2007 - Admitted to North Middlesex hospital with injuries (black eyes and brusies)
- May 2007 - Readmitted to hospital with 12 areas of bruising found on his body
- June 2007 - The brother of the boyfriend moved a 15-year-old girl into the house
- July 2007 - Injuries covered by chocolate on a social visit
- August 2nd 2007 - Poliice told the mother she will not be prosecuted
- August 3rd 2007 - Peter died and the boyfriend and brother were arrested
- August 2nd 2007 - Poliice told the mother she will not be prosecuted
- July 2007 - Injuries covered by chocolate on a social visit
- June 2007 - The brother of the boyfriend moved a 15-year-old girl into the house
- May 2007 - Readmitted to hospital with 12 areas of bruising found on his body
- April 2007 - Admitted to North Middlesex hospital with injuries (black eyes and brusies)
- April 1st 2007 - OFSTED took over investigating children's services
- February 2007 - Flags raised by a whistle-blower to council
- January 2007 - Peter has been returned to the home
- December 2006 - The mum is arrested for bruises on Peter and Peter has been put on the at risk list for child protective services
- November 2006 - The boyfriend moves into the home
- June 2006 - Mother gets a new boyfriend
- March 1st 2006 - Peter was born
- Lord Lamming recommended after the case that:
- A review of the recruitment, training, and supervision of social workers to ensure that they received better child protection training
- Improved safeguarding training for staff with a responsibility for the care of children
- Who failed Baby P?
- Peter had over 60 visits from organisations who could have saved his life
- Police
- Social workers
- NHS staff
- Lawyers
- Doctors
- Social services failed to alert the police of the suspicious boyfriend
- Despite fights for having Peter to be removed from the home it never happened
- Social services/ child protections services were understaffed and had high case loads
- What happened after his death?
- A serious case review was done
- Social workers either resigned or were sacked due to their part in Peters care
- Ethics committees are now formed to approve of new social care techniques
- The mother, boyfriend, and boyfriends brother are arrested
- Inspectors made reports
- Management
- Practice
- Haringey Council and NHS (North Middlesex hospital) are heavily criticised
- OFSTED decides to make yearly unannounced visits
- Timeline
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