The Children’s Protective Behaviours Workbook is a trusted resource for teaching children about safety, self-protection, and building confidence in understanding their personal rights. Based on the globally recognised Protective Behaviours Program, this workbook is designed to empower children with practical tools to protect themselves from harm and unsafe situations.
The workbook covers essential child safety topics such as recognising early warning signs of danger, understanding safe and unsafe secrets, personal space and boundaries, and internet safety. It is packed with interactive activities and clear guidance to help children learn about their rights to feel safe and secure.
The workbook teaches children to:
1. recognise when you are feeling unsafe
2. tell a trusted adult about it
3. understand appropriate and inappropriate behaviours
4. understand your body
5. understand you always have the right to say ‘NO’
6. develop a personal safety helping hand.
7. help you to make safe decisions.
How Can Social Workers and Professionals Use This Resource?
- Empowering Children: Use the workbook to teach children about their rights and how to stand up for themselves.
- Safeguarding Efforts: Incorporate the workbook into child protection programs to enhance awareness of safety and danger.
- Family Education: Share with parents and carers to help them teach children safety skills at home.
- Therapeutic Sessions: Use the activities to support children in therapy or social work settings, building trust and safety awareness.
This workbook is an ideal resource for social workers, child protection professionals, educators, and parents. It promotes child safety, builds resilience, and addresses critical topics like child abuse prevention, internet safety, and emotional wellbeing.
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