People who support me
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‘People who support me’ is an activity that will help children to identify people in their life who can support them, e.g. parents, guardians, family members, teachers etc.
The ‘people who support me’ should be adults who they trust and who listen to them.
This can be used as a tool for safeguarding or simply to open a conversation about the key people in a child’s life and how they can support the child’s health needs.
Adapted from ‘My network hand’, ‘Family Planning Tool Victoria 2016’ and Ann Seal protective behaviours training
Protective Behaviours is based on two key messages:
- We all have the right to feel safe all of the time
- We can talk with someone about anything, even if it feels awful or small
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