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Making Children Safer Contacts Directory Updated Checklist Directory of Key Professionals Across the County Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Countywide Contacts ....................................................................................................................... 5 Northamptonshire County Council Social Care Teams ................................................................ 5 Countywide Youth Offending Contacts ......................................................................................... 6 Corby ............................................................................................................................................... 7 Early Help Locality Team ............................................................................................................. 7 Schools Safeguarding Contacts ................................................................................................... 7 Education Liaison Officer ............................................................................................................. 9 Health Contacts ............................................................................................................................ 9 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 10 County Council Contacts ............................................................................................................ 10 Youth Offending Service ............................................................................................................ 10 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 11 Daventry Area ................................................................................................................................ 12 Early Help Locality Team ........................................................................................................... 12 Schools Safeguarding ................................................................................................................ 12 Educational Psychologist ........................................................................................................... 15 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 15 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 16 County Council ........................................................................................................................... 16 Youth Offending ......................................................................................................................... 17 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 17 East Northants ............................................................................................................................... 18 Early Help Locality Team ........................................................................................................... 18 Schools Safeguarding ................................................................................................................ 18 Education Entitlement ................................................................................................................ 20 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 20 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 21 County Council ........................................................................................................................... 21 Youth Offending ......................................................................................................................... 22 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 22 Kettering ........................................................................................................................................ 23 Early Help Locality Team ........................................................................................................... 23 Schools Safeguarding ................................................................................................................ 23 Education Entitlement ................................................................................................................ 25 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 26 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 26 County Council ........................................................................................................................... 27 Youth Offending ......................................................................................................................... 28 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 28 1 MakingChildrenSaferContactsDirectoryupdatedchecklistNov15 – Updated Nov 2015 Northampton Central ...................................................................................................................... 29 Early Help Locality Team ........................................................................................................... 29 Schools Safeguarding ................................................................................................................ 29 Education Entitlement ................................................................................................................ 29 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 30 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 30 County Council ........................................................................................................................... 30 Youth Offending ......................................................................................................................... 31 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 31 Northampton East .......................................................................................................................... 32 Early Help Locality Team ........................................................................................................... 32 Schools Safeguarding ................................................................................................................ 32 Education Entitlement ................................................................................................................ 33 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 33 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 34 County Council ........................................................................................................................... 35 Youth Offending ......................................................................................................................... 35 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 36 Northampton North ........................................................................................................................ 37 Early Help Locality Team ........................................................................................................... 37 Schools Safeguarding ................................................................................................................ 37 Education Entitlement ................................................................................................................ 38 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 38 Police ......................................................................................................................................... 38 County Council ........................................................................................................................... 39 Youth Offending ......................................................................................................................... 39 Borough and District ................................................................................................................... 39 Northampton West
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