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Child Safeguarding
Child Safeguarding Academy

Goal

 

Offering systematic and comprehensive support for professional development to our colleagues and the industry. The key objectives of the CSA are as follows:

  • Promoting and sustaining agency-wide child safeguarding standards and best practices that focus on children’s developmental needs
  • Ensuring the frontline staff members are equipped with latest skillsets adequate to deliver their responsibilities properly and effectively
  • Building a lifelong learning culture
  • Establishing a platform for staff to facilitate continuous development, sharing of practices and knowledge management
  • Supporting career and personal development of staff members

 

The training focuses on eight areas including

 

  • Regulation and Compliance
  • Child Care and Education
  • Child Development
  • Early Intervention
  • Family Engagement and Support
  • Management and Leadership
  • Other Functional and Cross-functional Competencies
  • Staff Personal Growth and Self-care

 

Advisory Panel

 

To uphold a sustainable and effective training strategy, the HKSPC have invited professionals and experts from different fields to be the members of an Advisory Panel to provide professional advice to CSA. The Advisory Panel includes early childhood education academics, medical doctors, psychiatrists, researchers and psychologists.

 

Contact

 

  Child Safeguarding Academy
Email csa@hkspc.org

 

Course/ Seminar

 

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06/11/2024
“Happy Childhoods Uplift Us All” Conference
The HKSPC “Happy Childhoods Uplift Us All” Conference was successfully held on November 1, 2024. The event examines the three key aspects that contribute to a well-rounded upbringing: physical health, mental health, and interpersonal relationships, has attracted over 400 childcare workers, social workers, teachers and parents from HKSPC and outside HKSPC.   We were honoured to invite Mr Chris Sun, JP, Secretary for Labour and Welfare HKSAR to deliver an opening speech for the conference and have more than 10 experts given keynote speeches. They contribute a lot to children's physical and mental health development in their professional fields. We believe that all attendees can gain rich knowledge and inspiration from them.   Mr. Sun expressed his pleasure at seeing HKSPC actively implementing s series of measures to enhance service quality and organizational governance over the past two years. To support the society in monitoring childcare services, the government has appropriated money from the Lotteries Fund, allowing the society to use AI technology in surveillance cameras. The AI-equipped cameras should be in use from Mid 2025.   We also held a press conference to release the results of the "Survey on Awareness and Perception Towards Child Safeguarding," which is the first large-scale survey in Hong Kong focused on public awareness of child safeguarding. The results found that about 75 percent lacked an understanding of the issue. In the future, we will continue to strengthen public awareness and education on Child Safeguarding and work with other stakeholders to make Hong Kong a child-friendly city.   We sincerely hope that this conference can promote cooperation between different social welfare sectors, educational institutions and parents. Everyone can contribute to bringing happiness to more families and children in the community.