by Yvonne Anderson | Jan 14, 2019 | Championing, General MOMO, How To Use MOMO, Implementing MOMO
The new way to raise Mind Of My Own awareness! Mind Of My Own Monday is a great way to raise awareness around Mind Of My Own apps and their place within organisations. It provides the opportunity for organisations to increase engagement with the Mind Of My Own apps in...
by Yvonne Anderson | Dec 31, 2018 | General MOMO, How To Use MOMO, Implementing MOMO
As the Year of Young People 2018 has drawn to a close it’s good to remember that young people’s voices have been at the heart of the Year, since planning started in 2015. We are absolutely delighted to be able to continue that tradition as the use of Mind...
by Yvonne Anderson | Nov 26, 2018 | Championing, Feedback, General MOMO, How To Use MOMO, What People Say About MOMO
Outstanding – 10 years in a row! I am very proud to say I am one of the registered managers of an exceptional children’s home bringing residential practice into the 21st century. Last week I was delighted and proud to have done the impossible: we are the only...
by Hunter Jones | Oct 22, 2018 | General MOMO, How To Use MOMO, Implementing MOMO
Real participation and inclusive practice Children and young people can feel that child protection processes are being ‘done’ to them and not done with them. So where are the children’s voices in child protection processes? It is important that practice changes to...
by Jill Thorburn | Oct 18, 2018 | How To Use MOMO, Implementing MOMO, What People Say About MOMO
Children’s voices are an integral part of child protection and safeguarding assessments Mind Of My Own is one way of quickly gathering children’s views and thoughts about what’s happening in their lives. A social work manager told us she used to receive observations...
by Natalie Trentham | Oct 17, 2018 | General MOMO, How To Use MOMO, Implementing MOMO
Mind Of My Own gives children a voice in child protection and safeguarding processes. Despite being a fundamental element of child protection, promoting the participation of children in this setting is still very sensitive and in many ways underdeveloped. Mind Of...
