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Book Bundle- Just Leadership AND Escaping the Maze AND Safeguarding as

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Just Leadership Just Leadership offers advice and guidance to empower leaders everywhere to make a difference and answer the call for a fairer, more transparent, more equal society. Drawing on their combined decades of experience in leadership and safeguarding, Justin Humphreys and Simon Barrington explore what it mea

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ALM CYF Pathway Session 6 - Appendix 6 2 Risk Assessments

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Safeguarding Questions to ask your Children & Young People

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Safeguarding Questions to ask your Children & Young People

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·       What is safeguarding / what do you understand?

·       Do you think the church cares about you and keeping you safe? Why / Why not? How can you tell?

·       Do you know who to talk to if you have any worries about yourself or someone else? Who can you talk to at school? At church? Do you know what these people look like?

·       Are there any posters in church that talk about where you can find help? Where are they?

·       Is there anything you’d like us, the Church, to do / talk about around helping you to stay safe? Looking out for your friends?

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Talking with children about safeguarding issues can feel daunting. Where do you start? Join Roarry and his Ranger Club as they explore what safe looks and feels like and learn to 'Raise your roar'...

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Our Roarry resource helps children learn to speak up and stay safe to prevent harm and abuse. The activities in the resource share important safeguarding messages in a child-friendly way.

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Training, including Safer Recruitment for those involved in building teams.

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The resources and training you can access here will equip you and your church to engage positively with the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults in both a practical and theologically informed way.

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The resources and training you can access here will equip you and your church to engage positively with the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults in both a practical and theologically informed way.

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https://www.youthscape.co.uk/store/product/safe

"Safe? is for anyone working with teenagers, whether that’s professionally or in a voluntary role. It’s designed to help you recognise signs of various types of abuse or safeguarding risk by creating hypothetical situations and asking you to consider your response. As the fictional case study grows, you’ll have to decide whether or not this young person is a safeguarding concern, and how you’d respond.

It’s an ideal refresher for those who’ve already completed safeguarding training and need to remind themselves what to look out for, and it’s a great way to get teams discussing safeguarding issues without having to talk about sensitive cases. It is intended for teams or small groups of colleagues to use together. Of course real life is much more complicated but we hope that Safe? will help give you confidence in your practice, and help you to spot crucial signs and behaviours in your interactions with young people should they occur.

Safeguarding doesn’t end here and we recommend you make sure you and your teams are comfortable and confident with your current safeguarding policy and referral processes.

The resource has been developed in partnership with leading safeguarding agency, thirtyone:eight who have been providing training, consultancy and support for churches, charities and organisations for over 40 years, making them leading experts in safeguarding, working with government to inform legislation and promoting high standards in safeguarding practice."

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Safe? is for anyone working with teenagers, whether that's professionally or in a voluntary role. It's designed to help you recognise signs of various types of abuse or safeguarding risk by creating hypothetical situations and asking you to consider your response. As the fictional case study grows, you'll have to decide whether or not this young person is a safeguarding concern, and how you'd respond.

It's an ideal refresher for those who've already completed safeguarding training and need to remind themselves what to look out for, and it's a great way to get teams discussing safeguarding issues without having to talk about sensitive cases. It is intended for teams or small groups of colleagues to use together. Of course real life is much more complicated but we hope that Safe? will help give you confidence in your practice, and help you to spot crucial signs and behaviours in your interactions with young people should they occur.

Safeguarding doesn't end here and we recommend you make sure you and your teams are comfortable and confident with your current safeguarding policy and referral processes.

The resource has been developed in partnership with leading safeguarding agency, thirtyone:eight who have been providing training, consultancy and support for churches, charities and organisations for over 40 years, making them leading experts in safeguarding, working with government to inform legislation and promoting high standards in safeguarding practice.

Martin Saunders, Deputy Chief Executive of Youthscape said "At Youthscape we take safeguarding really seriously, and our partnership with thirtyone:eight has allowed us to translate our passion for good safeguarding into a national resource for anyone working with teenagers."

Thanks to thirtyone:eight's unparalleled knowledge and wisdom on church-based safeguarding, and Youthscape's track record of equipping youth workers with creative resources, the result is a very practical tool which can be immediately applied to raise safeguarding standards in any church and a range of other contexts. We're delighted with the results, and look forward to seeing Safe? in use across the UK and beyond.

Justin Humphreys, joint CEO at Thirtyone:eight said "our vision is to equip society with the knowledge and skills to create safer environments for children and adults at risk and to empower society to respond appropriately to those who are vulnerable or have experienced abuse."

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Safe? A scenario-based safeguarding resource from Youthscape and Thirtyone:eight | Youthscape

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Safe? builds a case study for a fictional young person. You'll have to decide whether or not this case is a concern, and how you'd respond. A refresher for those who've completed safeguarding training, and a great way to get teams discussing safeguarding.

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Diocese of Lincoln

https://www.lincoln.anglican.org/parish-support/safeguarding/

Childline

https://www.childline.org.uk/

NSPCC

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/

Thirtyoneeight

https://thirtyoneeight.org/

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Safeguarding is part of our Christian mission, ministry and values. The diocese is committed to keeping...

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Our series of posters encourage children to contact Childline if they need to talk.

We have different designs for children of primary and secondary school age in English and bilingual Welsh/English and for d/Deaf children.

Download and share digitally or print and pin up around your building.

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Our series of posters encourage children to contact Childline if they need to talk.

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The National Safeguarding Team have commissioned resources to support young

people and children in safeguarding themselves and their friends, ensuring they

are aware of who within the church they can speak to about their concerns, and

that they know the church cares about their safety and wellbeing.

Please add these resources into your programmes.

The resources are free to download through the Church of England Safeguarding

portal and can be found by going to Resources - Training - Empowering Children

https://safeguardingtraining.cofeportal.org/

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The resources and training you can access here will equip you and your church to engage positively with the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults in both a practical and theologically informed way.

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The resources and training you can access here will equip you and your church to engage positively with the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults in both a practical and theologically informed way.