Effective safeguarding practices are crucial for everyone working in museums and the heritage sector. Join us for a comprehensive session on safeguarding essentials, led by Jay Mendevil, a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in the sector. Throughout the course, we will be sharing not just knowledge but real-world insights gathered from the unique challenges faced by museum and heritage professionals.
In this concise online course, you will:
- Explore the Background to Safeguarding: Understand the historical context and the critical role safeguarding plays in ensuring the wellbeing of young people and adults.
- Learn About the Key Categories of Abuse: Gain insights into recognising and understanding different forms of abuse, enabling you to maintain a protective environment.
- Consider Concerns in Your Context: Delve into real-world scenarios to identify potential concerns and develop a proactive approach within the context of your organisation.
- Support Disclosures from Others: Acquire the skills to handle and respond to disclosures sensitively, creating an atmosphere where individuals feel safe to share their experiences.
- Build Confidence in Safeguarding Practice: Develop practical strategies and techniques to confidently apply safeguarding practices within the specific context of the museum and heritage sectors.
Why Attend:
Robust safeguarding practices are essential for ensuring the safety of the children, young people, and adults who interact with your organisation. This course equips you with the knowledge and tools to meet these responsibilities, offering valuable insights, interactive learning, and practical takeaways.
About the Trainer:
Jay Mendevil is a freelance Creative Project Manager and Trainer with over 20 years of experience in developing and delivering creative and cultural projects. Jay brings a wealth of facilitation experience and has worked closely with boards and staff teams to develop organisations. Her extensive background includes roles in senior management, safeguarding, partnership working, and using arts for health and wellbeing.
Ideal For:
If your role involves interactions with young people or adults, this session is highly relevant to you. Designed specifically for museum and heritage professionals, this course addresses the unique safeguarding challenges encountered in these sectors.Anyone committed to the wellbeing of young people and adults will find this course beneficial, and it will enhance your ability to ensure the wellbeing of those you engage with.
Course Cost: £85 per person
When: Tuesday 28 January, 9.30-12.30 – Online via Zoom
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