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Child Safe Standards VCC Welcome everyone for coming Housekeeping Ask questions as we go Where do I begin? Child Safe Standards VCC

The Victorian Government is introducing Child Safe Standards for organisations with direct and regular contact with children, and is committed to supporting and working with them to build their capacity to meet these standards. 
 These seven standards aim to drive cultural change, so that protecting children from abuse is embedded in everyday thinking and practice.  Having looked at the Victoria Child Safe Standards Online Training Portal for Faith Communities, you may be wondering how to achieve the goal of being a Child Safe Organisation before January 1, 2017. (Distribute the Where do I begin? Checklist to audience) This Step-by-Step Checklist will help you on your way. While this Check List is sequential, you may like to combine some of the topics and activities to avoid having so many meetings. Start on the “All Resources” page of the Child Safe Standards website. www.childsafestandards.org.au

Select and Print out Print out the Toolkit and the Self Review Tool. Read through the Toolkit to page 12. The Toolkit. This is an 84 page document which has all the information you require to turn your organisation into a Child Safe organisation. This booklet contains all the information found on the website including sample documents, checklists and compliance instructions. The Self Review Tool will help you look at the policies and procedures your organisation already has in place and identify strengths and areas for improvements. Select and Print out

To register for training… Have your leadership along with yourself, click the “Get started” button on the Training Portal. To register for training…

Register for the training Then Click the “ create your own account now” button to move to the Registration page. You will be asked to choose a Username, add your first name and an email address. Click the tab to choose a religious affiliation and then add the post code of your Faith Community. Click the I'm not a robot box. And click the Register button – You're good to go! Register for the training

Complete the 1st and 2nd lessons Now complete the first and second lessons – Introduction and Standard One. Watch the videos and read the information underneath. Schedule a meeting of your leadership team. Complete the 1st and 2nd lessons

Develop a Child Safe Committee which includes representatives from your child and youth populations as well as key leaders, staff, volunteers and perhaps even some parents. With the committee, work through the Child Safe Self-Review and let your conversation focus on the diverse needs of children. Look at the policies and procedures your organisation already has in place and identify strengths and areas for improvement. When you have completed the ‘Child Safe Self-Review’, you will have identified the areas in which you need to improve. Decide what tasks need to be done, who is going to do it and by when. Then set another date for the next review where discussion will take place around these tasks – this is the deadline for tasks to be completed. Self Review Tool

Address Standard One Child Safe Standard One: Strategies to embed an organisational culture of child safety, including through effective leadership arrangements At the next meeting Finalize any tasks from the self review tool. Address Standard One. Read through the document “How to create a child safe culture” and discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 1 and How can your Community meet this Standard on page 10 of the Toolkit Look over the pages relating to Standard 1 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Discuss and complete your Faith Community’s Statement of Commitment Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the leadership team is to complete the third lesson – Standard Two (video and reading), and also read pages 27-32 of the Toolkit. Address Standard One

Address Standard Two Standard Two A Child Safe Policy or Statement of Commitment to Child Safety At the next meeting - Ratify the Statement of Commitment. Address Standard Two. Read through the sample document “Child Safe Faith Community Policy” and discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 2 on page 27 and How can your Community meet this Standard on page 28 of the Toolkit Look over the pages relating to Standard 2 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Discuss and complete your Faith Community’s Child Safe Policy. Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the leadership team is to complete the fourth lesson – Standard Three (video and reading), and also read pages 33-40 of the Toolkit. Address Standard Two

Address Standard Three Standard Three A Code of Conduct that establishes clear expectations for appropriate behaviour with children At the next meeting - Ratify the Child Safe Policy. Address Standard Three. Read through the sample document “Child Safe Faith Community Code of Conduct” and discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 3 and How can your Community meet this Standard on page 34 of the Toolkit Look over the pages relating to Standard 3 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Discuss and complete your Faith Community’s Child Safe Code of Conduct Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the Child Safe Committee is to complete the fifth lesson – Standard Four (video and reading), and also read pages 41-48 of the Toolkit. Address Standard Three

Standard Four Screening, supervision, training and other human resource practices that reduce the risk of child abuse by new and existing personnel At the next meeting - Ratify the Code of Conduct. Address Standard Four. Read through the sample document “HR Policies and Procedures” and “ Leader Application form” and discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 4 and How can your Community meet this Standard on page 42 of the Toolkit Look over the pages relating to Standard 4 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Discuss and complete your Faith Community’s Child Safe HR Policies and Procedures Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the Child Safe Committee is to complete the sixth lesson – Standard Five (video and reading), and also read pages 49-60 of the Toolkit. Address Standard Four

Standard Five Processes for responding to and reporting suspected child abuse At the next meeting - Ratify the HR Policies and Procedures and Leader Application form. Address Standard Five. Read through the sample documents “Reporting Guidelines”, “Incident/accident report form” , “Reporting Concerns Form”, “Risk of significant harm Form” and the “The Child Safety reporting Process” and discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 5 and How can your Community meet this Standard on page 50 of the Toolkit Look over the pages relating to Standard 5 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the Child Safe Committee is to complete the seventh lesson – Standard Six (video and reading), and also read pages 61-68 of the Toolkit. Address Standard Five

Standard Six Strategies to identify and reduce or remove risks of child abuse At the next meeting - Ratify all the draft documents. Address Standard Six. Read through the sample document “Risk Management” and “ Photo and Video Policy”, discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 6 on page 61 and How can your Community meet this Standard of Toolkit page 62. Look over the pages relating to Standard 6 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Discuss and complete your Faith Community’s Child Safe Risk Management document Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the Child Safe Committee is to complete the eighth lesson – Standard Seven (video and reading), and also read pages 49-60 of the Toolkit. Address Standard Six

Address Standard Seven Standard Seven Strategies to promote the participation and empowerment of children At the next meeting - Ratify all the draft documents from the previous meeting. Address Standard Seven. Read through the Fact Sheet for Involving Children and Young People document and discuss Discuss the Next steps for Standard 7 on page 69 and How can your Community meet this Standard on page 70 of the Toolkit Look over the pages relating to Standard 7 in the Self Review Tool and discuss Set a date for the next meeting. Preparation for the Child Safe Committee is to complete the ninth lesson – Where to from here? (video and reading), and also read pages 73-78 of the Toolkit. Address Standard Seven

Last Meeting At this last meeting - Ratify any draft documents from the previous meetings. Discuss any remaining issues Set a date for the next meeting – it will be in 6 or 12 months time Last Meeting

Questions? Any Questions? Thank you for coming. Please contact the VCC by clicking on the “Email us a message” button or emailing vcc@vcc.org.au Questions?