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Provide details of the grounds for your belief that a child has been the subject of physical, emotional/psychological abuse or neglect. Under the relevant section of the state/territory Children Protection Legislation you must provide details of the grounds for your belief that the above named child has
Find out about the different types of abuse and neglect, how to recognise the signs and what you can do to help prevent and respond to abuse.
Statutory guidance across the UK highlights the responsibility of those in the education, community and care sectors to safeguard children from all forms of abuse and neglect. It explains how practitioners should respond to concerns and how agencies should work together to protect children.
Knowing what early help interventions are effective when there are early signs of child abuse and neglect. Knowing what interventions are effective in helping children and young people to recover following child abuse and neglect, and to support families in which there has been child abuse and neglect.
complete the form AS14: Notification of complaints and serious incidents. email form to licensed.childrens.services@education.vic.gov.au.
protecting children from all forms of abuse. NAEYC offers the following recommendations as strategies to prevent child abuse in early childhood programs, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, to the greatest extent possible. These recommendations outline specific roles for early childhood professionals, early childhood programs, family
Child abuse and neglect put children at risk for injury and even death. As a teacher, it is your responsibility to (a) know the signs of abuse and neglect, (b) prevent child abuse through parent education, and (c) report suspected cases of child abuse or neglect.
