Webinars

Webinars

ChildSafe provide many ways for you to expand your knowledge, improve your child safety practices, and empower your teams. During ChildSafe’s webinars, we hear from topical experts that engage and motivate us at home, work, or where we volunteer.

ChildSafe’s webinars support:

Parents and caregivers
Children, to develop body safety and online awareness
Organisations in a wide range of sectors
Volunteers who work with children and young people
Professional child safety workers
People looking to learn more about how to support children and young people

ChildSafe regularly run live webinars and many of these are available for purchase, or on our YouTube channel.

Past Professional Webinars

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VIC Child Safety Standards – Bundle Deal – All 11 x 1hr webinars

Standard 11 – VIC Child Safety standards – 1hr webinar (Nat Principle #10)

Standard 10 – VIC Child Safety standards – 1hr webinar (Nat Principle #9)

Standard 9 – VIC Child Safety standards – 1hr webinar (Nat Principle #8)

Standard 8 – VIC Child Safety standards – 1hr webinar (Nat Principle #7)

Standard 7 – VIC Child Safety standards – 1hr webinar (Nat Principle #6)

Past Free Webinars

ChildSafe Australia

This video outlines the impact of abuse and the importance for organisations starting their safeguarding to start by understanding the impact. This understanding comes before understanding compliance.

ChildSafe Australia GM getting vulnerable about the impact of abuse

ChildSafe asks the question of the disability sector and calls for greater safety measures

ChildSafe Australia challenges the disability sector to do better to keep children safe

This video explains how child facing organisations can keep the child in mind when thinking about child safety.

Thinking about child safety differently

This Video introduces the SMO an online mobile friendly tool that supports organisations in keepingchildren safe.

This system provides access to the following, in a single secure location:

-Management of staff and volunteer appointments including Working With Children Checks
-Clear appointment criteria that are being met
-Staff and volunteer training, including online learning modules with tests
-Training modules appropriate to ascending levels of responsibility
-Programs and activities facility to help embed a risk-management approach to children and vulnerable people
-Extensive customisable resources and procedural templates; and
-An incident response template

SMO will bring rigour to organisational processes and facilitate accountability for safety issues, and an effective audit record that also supports compliance.

For a ChildSafe subscription quote including SMO, please request ‘quote get in touch with us:
https://www.childsafe.org.au/services/safety-management-online-smo/

About Safety Management Online (SMO)

In this video ChildSafe interviews Kayelene Kerr from ESafe Kids about how to help children to understand feelings, express feelings, and how to develop emotional intelligence.

Feelings and emotional intelligence: ChildSafe interviews Kayelene Kerr

In this Christmas Special: ChildSafe interviews Kaylenen Kerr about teaching children about personal space and body autonomy at Christmas and beyond. We address relatives, Santa photos and so much more.
"It's all about empowering children".

A Christmas Special: ChildSafe interviews Kaylene Kerr about personal space and body autonomy

In this video ChildSafe interviews Kayelene Kerr from ESafe Kids of the importance of teaching children about public and private spaces and what is appropriate in each.

Public and private places and spaces: ChildSafe Interviews Kayelene Kerr

In this video ChildSafe interviews Kayelene Kerr from ESafe Kids about the importance of calling all body parts by the right names. It's more than just being important it can also help protect children from harm and abuse.

Body Parts: ChildSafe Interviews Kayelene Kerr

In this video Kayelen from ESafe Kids explains about public and private behaviours and how to teach these to children.
Some behaviour is private and should be done in private places, other behaviour is fine to be in public places. Often children don't know the difference and as parents and as educators, its important we help them know the difference and they are empowered to do so.

Public and Private Behaviours: ChildSafe interviews Kayelene Kerr

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