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(latest NCVER data)Child protection work requires workers to recognise signs that a child or young person may be at risk and act within current legal, ethical and organisational reporting requirements. This unit supports people providing services to children and young people across community and health contexts.
Learners observe and document indicators of abuse, neglect and domestic violence, gather information appropriately and use required reporting mechanisms. They also uphold children’s rights, maintain confidentiality, observe professional boundaries and respond to ethical concerns within the responsibilities of their role.
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Protective practice, accurate reporting and children’s rights are central to CHCPRT025 Identify and respond to children and young people at risk. The unit develops the ability to recognise possible risk, document concerns factually and follow required reporting processes within legal and organisational boundaries.
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