Joint Targeted Area Inspection (JTAI)
Bromley Council is examining its safeguarding arrangements, following a November 2025 report highlighting high needs and fewer adoptions.
Bromley Council is currently reviewing its safeguarding arrangements, which are assessed by Joint Targeted Area Inspections. A report presented in November 2025 by the Bromley Safeguarding Children Partnership highlighted a high level of need among children and families in the borough, alongside a decrease in adoptions from care between April 2024 and March 2025.
This report, the Bromley Safeguarding Children Partnership Annual Report 2024/25, provided an overview of safeguarding efforts and outcomes. No further discussions or upcoming meetings specifically concerning Joint Targeted Area Inspections have been scheduled by councils in the provided material.
Key facts
- The Bromley Safeguarding Children Partnership Annual Report 2024/25 was presented in November 2025. Source
- Bromley's annual safeguarding report highlighted a high level of need among children and families. Source
- The report also noted a decrease in the number of children being adopted from care. Source
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