Can you answer YES to these questions?
If you answered NO to any of these questions it is important you consider this training to help you understand your responsibility and duty of care in your full-time or volunteer role caring for children.
Gone are the days we can just put our hand up and volunteer in the local sporting club, there are certain requirements in legislation, but also in duty of care to make sure the children are in safe environments.
If you are working with children or young people in any context you need to make sure you have done child safety training which covers what child maltreatment is, how to respond if a child discloses abuse to you and how to report that abuse. These are fundamentals when it comes to child safety. The training course we have designed covers these three topics and more.
We invite you to take this 85-minute online mobile-friendly course and be child safe. Don’t wait for an incident to occur and not be able to respond appropriately because children’s wellbeing should be our highest priority.
For the month of January this course has been discounted by almost 50% to encourage you as a leader to fulfil your responsibility to be appropriately trained.
Recently our government has endorsed the National Child Safety Standards including Standard number seven which reads:
Staff and volunteers are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and awareness to keep children and young people safe through ongoing education and training.
The ‘Keeping Children and Vulnerable people safe’ online training course has been developed by experts in child safety and risk management to provide basic training on key issues relating to care and safety of children and vulnerable people at a personal level in a community organisational and institutional context.
The course includes:
Enrol now, to take advantage of our New Year sale and fulfil your responsibility as a child safe volunteer, leader or organisation.