1. Outcome 3
Evaluate ways of equipping children to assert their right to protection from abuse and exploitation

2. Agencies who work with children to assert their right to protection
Childline
Children First
Save The Children
Women’s Aid
Barnardos
The Social Work Department
Children’s Hearing System
The Police

3. Children In Scotland training staff supports families under stress
protects children from harm and neglect
helps children recover from abuse
promotes children's rights and interests
campaigns to change attitudes and laws related to child protection
offers a free telephone helpline for parents

4. Individuals who work with children to assert their right to protection
Social Workers
Police Family Protection Units
Reporters to The Children’s Panel
Children’s Rights Officers
The Children’s Commissioner
Support workers from voluntary organisations
Staff in Early Years settings
Is a voluntary organisation set up to campaign to promote and safeguard children’s rights in Scotland and provides a wide range of services:

5. Social Workers
staff provide advice, support, care and protection to children and families
vulnerable adults and older people, in their own homes, in support services and in residential care
can work for a local authority or a voluntary organisation
have to follow laws and policies to support vulnerable people
Work with other professionals to support families

6. Programmes that equip children to assert their right to protection
Kidscape is a national charity committed to keeping children safe from abuse.
Kidscape works with children and young people under the age of 16, their parents/carers, and those who work with them.
Kidscape offers a wide range of services including a helpline, booklets and videos, workshops for staff and confidence building sessions for children who have been bullied.
The founder of Kidscape developed a training programme for children based around the idea of Run, Yell, Tell with stories, videos and activities for children of all ages.