BBSafe safeguarding webinar | Trauma informed practice in safeguarding

A recurring theme in our work is how organisations can and should be trauma informed in working with children and vulnerable adults. Being trauma informed contributes to better cultures of safeguarding as we recognise the vulnerabilities of the people we work with and understand the risk that can come with that. It also helps us to build safeguarding responses that focus on the human beings involved - for people who have been harmed and also for work teams that may be impacted. Explore how we can strengthen safeguarding by adopting trauma informed practice. 

The session is not jurisdiction specific and will cover institutional abuse, neglect and exploitation of children and vulnerable adults.

As a social impact organisation, deeply committed to supporting the not-for-profit sector, our approach is to use our deep knowledge and experience in safeguarding to truly partner with organisations. We engage collaboratively, using coaching methods and building internal capability to educate and positively influence culture as part of our engagement. We ground our work in safeguarding in story and practice. It is through engaging the hearts and minds of an organisation’s people, that we have the greatest impact.  

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