Keeping Children and Vulnerable People Safe ChildSafe Training Webinar
This course has been developed to provide training on key issues relating to the care and safety of children and vulnerable people.
Some of the Topics include
- Safety issues highlighting health and well being
- Child Safe Standards/Principles
- What is child abuse
- Grooming
- Legislation
- Risk and Reporting
- Empowering children
Learning outcomes
- Learn how to build a Child Safe culture that promotes the empowerment of children and vulnerable people
- Appropriate safety for children in response to a pandemic
- Responsibility to make sure children remain safe by being healthy
- Learn how to strengthen screening, recruitment and selection processes to support a Child Safe culture
- The issues of abuse and responding appropriately to incidents and suspected malicious behaviours
- Understand your responsibilities within the current legislation
- Understand the importance of establishing a Child Safe culture to prevent incidents and mitigate risks
- Learn how to empower and support the rights of children and vulnerable people and create a safe environment for all
- Strategies to keep children and vulnerable people safe
- Personal and organisational child safety management
Who should attend?
Volunteers or staff who have a responsibility for keeping children and vulnerable people safe. Those who have a concern for safety in any leadership, supervisory or carer capacity over children and other vulnerable people.
More information
Using the National Child Safety Principles, this Webinar presents an overview of human resource requirements, policies, procedures and practices that strengthen the capacity for us to provide a safe and empowering environment for children and young people.
Training Dates
ChildSafe would love to have a discussion with you about your training and support needs. We have developed a number of tools and services that align with the 10 National child safety principles. Please feel free to write to us at info@childsafe.org.au or call on 0431 715 132 for more information.
