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Children's Home run by Quality Protects Children Ltd in Sheffield
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- Inspectors verified
Rachel Holden
- URN verified
SC066010
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- 224
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- Hard
- Flesch 49, typical 45
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- 17 words
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Unique reference number SC066010 Visit date 19/11/2014 Inspector Rachel Holden Monitoring report for a Children's Home Monitoring Report: SC066010, 19/11/2014 2 of 3
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Brief description of the service
This privately run children's home provides care for up to four long-term placements for children.
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Outcome of monitoring visit
The purpose of this visit was to assess compliance with the following notice served on the provider on 10 October 2014.
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Outcome of monitoring visit
A compliance notice was issued under Regulation 11 to improve the provision of the safeguarding and welfare of children, their care, supervision and support. Concerns were noted at the previous full inspection conducted on 30 September 2014. These included the poor planning of admissions and the impact this had had on both children and young people living at the home and on those moving in.
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Outcome of monitoring visit
The Registered provider has made good progress in addressing these matters and the compliance notice is met. No young people have been admitted in this period. The manager has submitted an application to become registered. All admissions are currently on hold until the manager has been registered. The manager will conduct detailed impact assessments prior to any young person being admitted.
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About this monitoring visit
The purpose of this visit was to monitor the action taken and progress made by the Children's Home following an Ofsted inspection.
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