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Stopcheck: a step-by-step guide for organisations to safeguard childrenA booklet designed to help smaller organisations who provide activities or services for children to develop child protection policies and procedures.
Firstcheck: a step by step guide for organisations to safeguard childrenFirstcheck provides a step-by-step guide to help organisations of all sizes to safeguard children. Relevant throughout the UK, the pack uses a simple audit approach and includes templates of child protection policies and procedures materials for training and safe recruiting.
Safetycheck: standards for safeguarding and protecting children in organisationsA set of nine standards for safeguarding and protecting children in organisations.
KidscheckA simple audit tool that can be used by children and young people to help them assess the safeguarding activities of the organisations they use.
Safeguarding through audit: a guide to auditing case review recommendationsA guide designed to provide agencies with comprehensive and cost-effective methods of auditing.
Out alone: your guide to keeping your child safeA guide to help parents and carers choose children's activities safely.
Keeping children safe: a toolkit for child protectionA complete package for people working in child protection across the world. The toolkit aims to support agencies putting the Keeping Children Safe standards into place at international, national and local levels.
Signposts: safeguarding childrenAn interactive tool for elected members in local authorities and non-executive children's leads in the health services, schools, the voluntary and community sectors. We are also able to provide independent high-level chairing and facilitation of Signposts improvement forums. Further information and copies are available from www.idea-knowledge.gov.uk
Protecting young children: a guide to recognising and responding to child abuseA practical and accessible guide which provides answers to many questions early years practitioners will have about safeguarding children. It includes information about child abuse, advice on how to respond to concerns, details of the statutory framework, guidance on management and support, and suggestions for building a relationship with families that may help prevent child abuse.
NSPCC EduCare child protection awareness programmesThe NSPCC, in association with EduCare has developed a range of distance learning programmes designed to teach everybody about their role in protecting children.
Are they safe? PackAre you a community group or club that works with children or provides activites for them? This guide helps you set-up safeguarding practices. For further information, visit www.safenetwork.org.uk
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