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It’s Up to You: Child Safety is Everyone’s Business was developed by etrainu to help child-safe organisations and the people in such organisations understand their roles and responsibilities in safeguarding children.
What kind of training is important to ensure child safety.
If you interact with children regularly or work in an organisation where children are present, this guide is for you. It applies to teachers, parents, support workers, boards of management, coaches, administrators, and officials.
Together, we can create safe, supportive, and inclusive environments for children.
Gain insights from expert Helen Haydock of Growing Futures
Helen has spent her career providing support to children, families, and organisations, with deep experience working with both victims and perpetrators. Her focus now is on educating organisations about the challenges children and families face when speaking up, and ensuring staff have the skills to respond appropriately to child safety concerns.
"The ability to identify and report harm relies on staff knowledge of the types of harm children can experience, what this might look like, and what they need to do.
Responding appropriately to disclosures, allegations, and suspicions of harm relies on staff recognising that harm has actually occurred, or could occur, and feeling empowered to make reports.
One of the best things we can do to empower staff is actually to make sure they've got training."
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