Purpose: |
To equip, empower and inspire participants
with knowledge and skills to enable them to recognise and
report child abuse promptly and properly, with a view to
enhancing the safety and wellbeing of children in their
care.
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Duration: |
2 - 3 hours (custom-made to meet client needs)
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Target audience: |
Parents, carers, teachers, social workers, counsellors,
support workers, child protection workers, community workers,
childcare providers, youth workers and service club leaders
(e.g. Guides and Scouts).
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Participant numbers: |
Up to 200 participants
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Learning objectives: |
On completion of this awareness session,
participants will gain an understanding of:
- Child abuse prevention strategies
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Learning methods: |
Lecture-style presentation with visual aids. Participants
will have the opportunity to ask questions.
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Testimonials: |
‘One of the best sessions I have
attended on this topic in the last 15 years’.
‘Fantastic
enthusiasm and passion. We need more people who
are dynamic about this topic
presenting to parents, cadets and leaders within
the community and our organisations.’
‘The training
session has provided me with a comprehensive
understanding of reporting child
abuse and signs to look for.’ ‘All
information was relevant to my job in child care.
Easy to understand.
Most importantly
I am able to take the information back to my
staff for training.’
‘Facilitator’s
background and knowledge was amazing. An excellent
public speaker.’
‘All information
was very relevant to my needs as a carer.’
‘Would
recommend the course for other staff.’
‘Fantastic – really
user-friendly workshop!’
‘Brilliant, can’t
fault! Was straight to the point, no waffling.’
‘Kim expressed
herself with professionalism, conveying the importance
of being aware and procedures
to follow.’
‘Great eye
opener. Thank you.’ |
Further information: |
Further information regarding this workshop can be
accessed by visiting the Member
Login section or by contacting
us.
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