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Safeguarding Children

Our Safeguarding Children E-Learning course aims to help protect children from abuse through increased awareness, recognition and knowledge of how to respond to suspicions of abuse.

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Safeguarding Children Aims

The abuse or neglect of any child or young person, either physically, emotionally or sexually, can have a major long-term effect on all aspects of their health, development and well-being.

The Government’s Working Together 2010 guidance sets out how organisations and individuals should work together to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people.

Everyone involved in the care and education of children has a duty to:

  • Prevent abuse and neglect
  • Identify those children at risk
  • Promote children’s welfare, health and development
  • Act to prevent them from harm

Safeguarding Children is every individual’s and every organisation’s responsibility.

Safeguarding Children E-Learning Objectives

Safeguarding Children e-learning is designed to help Health and Social Care staff plus other Private, Voluntary and Independent Sector Agencies to:

  • Understand signs and symptoms of child abuse
  • Be aware of the inquiries and legislation underpinning child protection
  • Know what to do if abuse is suspected
  • Develop some useful assessment skills
  • Be clear about sharing information with others
  • Understand local child protection systems
  • Link with the Children, Young People and Family Workforce Development Common Induction Standards
  • Transfer Knowledge from this programme to the workplace

Safeguarding Children E-Learning Course Content

The Safeguarding Children e-learning course includes:

  • Introduction, Background and Aims of Safeguarding Children
  • Defining Abuse
  • Signs and Symptoms
  • Underlying Factors
  • What to Do
  • Information Sharing
  • Safeguarding Systems
  • Case Studies
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