Online / Virtual
Event
Keeping Children Safe: Training for Staff and Volunteers
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Cost:
From £25
This certificated training course is suitable for staff and volunteers who have regular and/or direct contact with children and young people (e.g. supervisor, leader, officer in charge). It will assist staff and volunteers with meeting good practice standards in safeguarding children and young people.
Sector:
- Children and families
Keeping Children Safe: Training for Staff and Volunteers
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