Child Safety

UNCRC Article 32: Protecting children from harmful work

Learn how Save the Children Australia champions UNCRC Article 32 with our mission to eliminate child labour by 2025. Donate today to support our cause. What is UNCRC Article 32’s main focus? Every child deserves a world filled with opportunities, where they can dream, learn, and grow without the shadow of harmful work looming over …

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Children taught fire skills to ‘stay safe’

Nine children from a youth club were taught firefighting skills to help them engage with the emergency services “in the right way at the right time”. The three-day Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue course, for 11 to 14-year-olds, took place at Rushden Fire Station. Lisa Bryan, from the fire service, said it was hoped the course …

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Govt To Support In Establishing Child Care Institutions In Crime Infested Regions: Union Minister Smriti Zubin Irani

Union Minister for Women and Child Development, Smriti Zubin Irani assured that the Government will provide all the support to establish Child Care Institutions (CCIs) in regions or districts where crimes against children are high which do not have CCIs or require additional CCIs. She was speaking at the Regional Symposium on Child Protection, Child …

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Karuna Care Offering “Safety for Children: Through Knowledge and Action” Course

Karuna Care Association is now enrolling participants for their new online course entitled “Safety for Children: Through Knowledge and Action.” The offering is a 5-week in depth course covering all aspects of child safety which includes a content library of pre-recorded videos. downloadable PDF documents, and an archive of resources that are supportive of each …

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UK children exposed to violent content online, see it as ‘inevitable’, report finds

Children in Britain stumble on violent content online, including material promoting self-harm, while still at primary school and say it is an “inevitable part” of using the internet, according to research published on Friday. The report underlines the challenge facing world governments and tech groups, such as Meta META.O, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, Google’s GOOGL.O YouTube, …

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