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Recognizing & Reporting Child Abuse & Neglect is an interactive child abuse prevention training for teachers, parents, professionals, and volunteers who work directly with children. Participants learn the signs, symptoms, and effects of abuse as well as how to respond and report suspected child abuse in a safe way.
Led by an experienced presenter, Recognizing & Reporting trainings are typically 1 hour long, but can be molded to fit availability. Each session includes pre- and post-tests and a Q&A.
WHO should receive RECOGNIZING & REPORTING CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT training?
Teachers & Administrators
Caregivers
Foster Care Agencies
Daycare Centers
Community Organizations
Youth-Serving Organizations
Prevention Education Matters
DURING EACH LESSON, WE COVER:
- Types of abuse
- Signs and symptoms of abuse
- WIll learn effects signs of child grooming
- What to do if you suspect abuse
- How to handle disclosures
- What happens after you file a report
- Investigation processes
- Referrals to The CARE Center
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Train Online
Receive the training in the privacy of your own home by taking it online.
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Train at Your Location
An experienced presenter will come to your school, office, or organization to teach Recognizing & Reporting.
Due to the high demand of the program, we are only able to offer trainings within a 25 mile radius of Oklahoma City. If your group is 100 participants or larger, special accommodations may be available.
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Caregivers should follow these five tips for a safe and secure school year for their children.
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