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CourseDateTimeCityCostRegisterCourse Description
Safeguarding & Child Protection SeminarTue 5 May 20269.30am - 3.30pmNelson TasmanFully SubsidisedREGISTERThis training is the starting point on your safeguarding and child protection learning journey. It would also serve as a good refresher as it is an introduction to the essentials of safeguarding and child protection. You will gain an understanding of the impact of child abuse and neglect, including family violence and sexual violence, along with the knowledge of what you can do to prevent and minimise the risk of harm to tamariki and rangatahi. You will gain confidence in the actions you need to take when you are worried about a child or young person. This knowledge is essential for everyone who works with our tamariki and rangatahi.

For more information on this course visit our website click here
Applied Child Protection WorkshopTue 16 June 20269.30am - 3.30pmNelson TasmanFully SubsidisedREGISTERDeepen your knowledge and understanding of child protection and build skills and confidence in this space by working through activities and scenarios that allow you to explore the challenges and realities of responding to child abuse and neglect concerns. This interactive course will enable you to work closely with other participants in small groups and will be facilitated by one of our expert trainers. All course content has been developed in line with Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and thus addresses the impacts of colonisation and the importance of upholding Mātauranga Māori when working with families, whānau and their tamariki.
Please note: To participate in this workshop, you must have completed an entry-level safeguarding and child protection course within the past two years. This does not need to be a Safeguarding Children course.

For more information on this course visit our website click here

Webinar Training

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CourseDateTimeCostRegister Course Description
Child Protection LeadsWed 4 Mar 20269.30am - 12.00pm$70REGISTEROrganisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios relevant to your sector.
Child Protection Leads for Play, Active Recreation & SportThur 12 Mar 20269.30am - 12.00pm$70REGISTERSport, Active Recreation and Play organisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios likely to arise in your sector.
Child Protection LeadsThur 14 May 20269.30am - 12.00pm$70REGISTEROrganisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios relevant to your sector.
Child Protection Leads for Play, Active Recreation & SportWed 27 May 20266.00pm-8.30pm$70REGISTERSport, Active Recreation and Play organisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios likely to arise in your sector.
Safeguarding & Child Protection Blended Learning (elearning + webinar)Wed 22 Jul 202610.00am - 12.00pm$90REGISTER

Format of blended learning:
1. e-learning: approx 2 hours, pre-requisite to webinar; access given 20 days before webinar date
2. Live webinar: Wednesday, 22 July 2026, 10am - 12pm. Session is 1.5 - 2 hours depending on discussion and Q&A
This training is the starting point on your safeguarding and child protection learning journey. It would also serve as a good refresher as it is an introduction to the essentials of safeguarding and child protection. You will gain an understanding of the impact of child abuse and neglect, including family violence and sexual violence, along with the knowledge of what you can do to prevent and minimise the risk of harm to tamariki and rangatahi. You will gain confidence in the actions you need to take when you are worried about a child or young person.

Child Protection Leads for Play, Active Recreation & SportThur 6 Aug 20269.30am - 12.00pm$70REGISTERSport, Active Recreation and Play organisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios likely to arise in your sector.
Child Protection LeadsTues 18 Aug 20269.30am - 12.00pm$70REGISTEROrganisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios relevant to your sector.
Child Protection Leads for Play, Active Recreation & SportTues 27 Oct 20266pm - 8.30pm$70REGISTERSport, Active Recreation and Play organisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios likely to arise in your sector.
Child Protection LeadsWed 4 Nov 20269.30am - 12.00pm$70REGISTEROrganisations now recognise the importance of having a child protection lead, also known as child protection officer or designated person for child protection. If you are in the role of child protection lead in your organisation this course will help you understand what the responsibilities of that role are and how to meet those responsibilities.

This course will give you a deeper understanding of appropriate responses to child protection concerns by working through scenarios relevant to your sector.
Applied Child Protection Online Workshop: 2-part WEBINAR SERIESTue 17 & 24 Nov 20269.30am - 12.00pm$160REGISTER

Please note: To participate in this webinar series, you must have completed an entry-level safeguarding and child protection course within the past two years. This does not need to be a Safeguarding Children course.

About the Series:
This interactive, two-part webinar series is designed to deepen your understanding of safeguarding and child protection by exploring real-world scenarios and challenges in practice. You’ll have the opportunity to build your confidence by applying your knowledge in a safe, supportive environment—guided by one of our experienced trainers and working in small groups.

All content has been developed in alignment with Te Tiriti o Waitangi, acknowledging the impacts of colonisation and affirming the importance of Mātauranga Māori when working with tamariki and their whānau.

Webinar Dates:

  • Part 1: Tuesday, 17 November | 9:30am – 12:00pm

  • Part 2: Tuesday, 24 November | 9:30am – 12:00pm

Attendance at both sessions is required to receive your course certificate.

Further information on the webinar series can be found here:

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Safeguarding Children

Safeguarding Children is not a statutory care or protection agency, which means we are unable to intervene directly in matters involving a child’s immediate safety. We provide training, advice and advocacy to help organisations and professionals keep children safe. If you are concerned about a child’s safety, you should contact the appropriate authorities, such as Oranga Tamariki or the Police, who are legally responsible for responding and taking action. To email Oranga Tamariki directly please click here.

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