Welcome to the March 2019 edition of the Wildwood Newsletter.

In March 2018, NHS England published guidance about reducing the prescribing of medicines or treatments that are available to buy over the counter.

KCC is improving the Kent Scheme annual leave arrangement from April 2019.

From the end of April 2019 the HSE will no longer send a copy of a submitted RIDDOR form.

The attack in Christchurch, New Zealand today is likely to be discussed by students and teachers in schools across the UK and beyond.

Young Epilepsy's Big Lottery funded project has now ended but the charity will continue to provide support to families in Kent affected by the condition.

Maidstone and Mid-Kent Mind are delighted to be offering new training in your area. This training is fully funded, and can be accessed for free by anyone wishing to partake.

National Children's Day UK (NCDUK) is all about the importance of a healthy childhood and how we need to protect the rights and freedoms of children in order to ensure that they can grow into happy, healthy adults.

The Safeguarding and Quality Assurance Unit are seeking feedback.

The child protection newsletter is distributed three times each year to update staff on safeguarding and child protection matters.