ChildSafeguarding.com Recognition Program

ChildSafeguarding.com Recognized Organization Program

The ChildSafeguarding.com Recognition Program recognizes schools and companies for their commitment to protecting children from child abuse.

To become recognized, schools and companies are required to train their staff in Child Abuse Prevention and to meet standards of practice in Child Protection.

Share Your Child Protection Commitment

Recognized organizations share their commitment to Child Protection to people inside and outside their communities.

Recognized Program - Employees, Volunteers, and Vendors
Employees, Volunteers, and Vendors
Recognized Program - Parents
Current and Prospective Parents
Recognized Program - Students
Students
Recognized Program - Social Media and Webpage Visitors
Social Media Followers and Website Visitors
Recognized Program - Community
The Entirety of the Organization Community
Recognized Program - Accreditation Agencies
Accreditation Agencies
Recognized Program - Government
Local and Government Officials

Recognized organizations broadcast a clear warning message to potential abusers.

Program Benefits

ChildSafeguarding.com Recognition Program Benefits
ChildSafeguarding.com Recognition Program Benefits
ChildSafeguarding.com Recognition Program Benefits

Recognized organizations receive:

  • A personalized Recognized Organization webpage on Childsafeguarding.com
  • A recognition plaque shipped directly to the organization
  • Personalized logos for the organization website, publications, and social media
    Note: All QR codes direct to the organization’s Recognized Organization webpage
  • Inclusion in ChildSafeguarding.com communications

Our Recognized Organizations

We are proud to recognize 51 organizations across 22 countries.

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What Customers Say About ChildSafeguarding.com

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ChildSafeguarding.com is a valuable Child Protection training resource for schools; in this case, teachers and auxiliary staff specifically, are taught to identify signs of child abuse in their student population, which just might be the lifelines needed.