Empowering adults to keep children safe
CarersEd delivers child-safety training and consultancy services. We help organisations and community groups meet state and national child-safety standards.
Providing quality training for child protection
The safety of children and young people can’t be taken for granted. We trust organisations and community groups to protect children in their care, and we all share a responsibility to keep children safe.
At CarersEd, we deliver training programs and consultancy to protect children’s safety. We give adults the skills and knowledge needed to keep children and young people safe from harm.
Gain practical skills in just a few hours of training. Choose from ready-to-go online courses or talk to us about customising training to suit your child protection and mandatory reporting needs.
Why CarersEd?
Tailored training for your industry.
Our industry-specific courses cover all mandatory requirements, helping you meet state and national child-safety standards and principles.
Flexible modes of delivery.
Training can be completed online, in-house or a combination of both. Complete training in just a few hours or work at your own pace.
Cost-effective payment options.
We offer a range of payment options to make our training affordable. Pay upfront or select our subscription model for ongoing access to training.
Over 30 years’ experience in the industry.
Our team of passionate professionals bring together expertise from the education, law enforcement and child protection sectors.
- Tailored training for your industry.
- Flexible modes of delivery.
- Cost-effective payment options.
- Over 30 years’ experience in the industry.
Meet the Team
Our team has real-world experience in child protection, compliance, education and training. We make it easy for you to implement practical measures for child safety in your organisation.
What people are saying about CarersEd
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“At any one time, 750,000 individuals are estimated to be looking to connect with children online for sexual purposes, a challenge so large – and so complex – that no one entity can solve it alone”, the Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children said in supporting Safer Internet Day.
CarersEd has Child Protection and Safety Networks training that can support community members and mandatory reporters to identify children at risk and to have conversations with children to facilitate a safety network of adults that they can talk to if they feel worried about anything they experience online.
www.miragenews.com/prioritize-and-protect-child-well-being-512001/
An interesting read in relation to Children's mental and physical health issues in Australia
Healthy children also need to be safe. At Carers Ed we empower adults to keep children safe through their responses and reporting of any concerns.
ajp.com.au/features/what-about-the-children/
The sad fact is that online exploitation begins at home for many kids, and in those cases their parent is the last person who can be trusted to keep them safe. One study of 150 adult survivors, who indicated they had appeared in sexual abuse material as children, found 42% identified their biological or adoptive/stepfather as the primary offender
At CarersEd we train our participants to recognise children who are being or have been abused in our Mandatory and Community Reporters course. We also empower adults to empower children to develop their own safety network of adults to talk to if they aren't feeling safe.
#carersed #safetynetworks #ChildAbuse
www.miragenews.com/new-research-shows-parents-are-major-producers-516835/
The office of E-safety claim that 40% of children between the age of 12 and 17 have had at least one negative experience online, and often this has occurred with parents nearby. “Our investigators can hear the parents’ voices in the next room,” said Julie Inman Grant, the country’s eSafety commissioner. “This is happening under parents’ noses, in the home.”
Thankfully, the children surveyed are now more likely to be proactive in dealing with what they see.
CarersEd has "Safety Networks" training which helps adults to empower children to take action if they feel unsafe by developing a network of trusted adults that they can talk to.
#childabuse #safetynetworks
www.smh.com.au/national/bad-online-experiences-for-children-invisible-to-parents-during-lockdown-...
Schoolyard bullies have been making life difficult for kids for eons, often causing lasting damage to their victims. Now, new research shows these bullies can also suffer lasting consequences as they age.
At CarersEd we empower adults to support children to identify their safety network of adults that they can turn to if they are being bullied or unsafe in any way.
#bully #safetynetworks
www.kmjnow.com/news/child-bullies-have-higher-odds-for-substance-abuse-as-adults/
What training do I need?
In Queensland and New South Wales, state legislation outlines obligations for community reporters and mandatory reporters. Our training is tailored to the state you operate in. We also offer a range of industry-specific courses to suit your organisational needs.