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Professional curiosity is one of the most important approaches that practitioners can use to help them protect unborn babies, babies, children, young people and adults. In this Child Protection Committee guide, the concept of professional curiosity is explained, barriers to being professionally curious are explored and advice is provided about how practitioners can use this approach to improve their practice with those at risk of harm.

This guide is intended to support anyone working within services to engage effectively with parents, carers, children and young people.

This Practitioners' Guide has been produced by Perth and Kinross Child Protection Committee (CPC). It provides clear practice guidance for all practitioners and managers working to support and protect children and families; particularly those who may be invited to attend at and to participate in a Child Protection Planning Meeting (CPPM).

The whole family wellbeing directory aims to improve awareness of, and access to services that provide support to families across Perth and Kinross

Looking to fund a community project or initiative? Our Community Learning and Development (CLD) Team is here to help you.

Welcome and safe spaces that are open to the public for free during the cold winter months

To support our annual performance data reporting we are also publishing case studies to show the wider impact of our service delivery.