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Keeping Children Safe Policy    

Attachment 1:  Keeping Children Safe Statement of Commitment  

Attachment 2: Keeping Children Safe Code of Conduct    

Reporting Child Abuse Policy    

The Salvation Army Fact Sheets

The Salvation Army is a Child Safe Organisation: Keeping Children Safe Policy Fact Sheet      

Keeping Children Safe: What is `Grooming’? Fact Sheet                                        

Reporting Child Abuse – What you need to know!                                               

Reportable Conduct Scheme - Victoria

Vic Commission for Children & Young People - Reportable Conduct Information Sheets

For up to date fact sheets on Reportable Conduct Scheme Information

Keeping Children Safe Useful Resources – The Salvation Army

The Long and Lonely Road  – a report and video on supporting and understanding adolescents produced by The Salvation Army Australian Southern Territory Mission Resources Department of Youth.

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