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Pack 5: Working Safely
A two hour session, essential training for volunteers safety and to demonstrate to volunteers that you are committed to their safety. This pack not only deals with personal safety issues such as the risk of personal attack or aggression – but other aspects such as emotional safety and maintaining ones reputation – an often overlooked aspect of personal safety.
Author
Kay Curtis
Resources
Handouts, Activity Sheets & Case Studies
Experience Level Needed
Beginner
Access
Download and Online Access
Duration
2 hours
Price
£
50
What's included?
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Session Timetable
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Timed Activities
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Trainer notes
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Training material in PPT files
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Pre Course questionnaire
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Training Evaluation form
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Session extension ideas
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Activity sheets
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Case Studies
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Achievement cards and certificates
Overview
A two hour session, essential training for volunteers safety and to demonstrate to volunteers that you are committed to their safety. This pack not only deals with personal safety issues such as the risk of personal attack or aggression – but other aspects such as emotional safety and maintaining ones reputation – an often overlooked aspect of personal safety.
An introduction to get volunteers to think ‘safe’ .
This can be run in conjunction with An Introduction or as a separate workshop
Objective
By the end of this session participants will:
- have identified situations in their role that may put them at risk
- have discussed what the ‘risk’ might be and the consequences
- have explored ways to reduce the risk
- have information about the organisations’ responsibility towards their personal safety
- know who within the organisation will deal with their safety concerns
- have a checklist for personal safety
- have discussed the risk to service users
- have discussed what the ‘risk’ might be and the consequences
- have explored ways to reduce the risk
- have information about the organisations’ responsibility towards their personal safety
- know who within the organisation will deal with their safety concerns
- have a checklist for personal safety
- have discussed the risk to service users
