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Child Safeguarding Pamphlet

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Psychological Abuse Refers to a repeated pattern of behaviour and/or interaction between carer and child An extreme incident that endangers or impairs the child’s physical and psychological health

Psychological health includes emotional, cognitive, social, and physical development

Neglect A severe or repeated pattern of lack of attention to a child’s basic needs that endangers or impairs the child’s health or development

Physical Neglect Failure to provide necessary food, clothing, or shelter Failure to prevent physical injury/suffering Lack of appropriate supervision Medical Neglect Failure to provide necessary medical or mental health treatment to a child Educational Neglect Failure to provide education or ignoring the educational/ training needs arising from a child’s disability

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Examples: rape, oral sex, procuring a child to masturbate, exposing his/her sexual organs, production of pornographic material

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Includes behaviours that have or do not have direct physical contact with the child

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There is definite knowledge or reasonable suspicion that the injury has been inflicted non-accidentally

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Examples: punching, kicking, striking with an object, poisoning, suffocating, burning

Having a child take part in sexual activity for sexual exploitation or abuse - the child does not consent or understand

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Physical injury or suffering inflicted on a child by violent or other means

Sexual Abuse

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Physical Harm/Abuse


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