Communicating about the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework

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* 1. What are the key things about the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework that you want more information about?

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* 2. What is your most preferred way to receive information?

Online (for example, via email or websites)

In a printed format (for example, a hard copy fact sheet)

In person (for example, you go to a local information session and listen to someone talk)

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Please tick the types of resources that you would find most useful, when learning about a new legal framework:

Information sheets

Website pages

A regular newsletter

Regular emails from the leader of your organisation

Flowcharts that show how a new process works

Short animated videos

Webinars or online 'town halls' where you can ask questions

A single document that explains key points

Written case studies or examples

Posters that can be put up in the tea room or other shared spaces

A frequently asked questions written resource

Recorded video explainers that you can watch back when you like

Social media content

In-person events during work hours

In-person events outside of work hours

Podcasts or audio recordings

Something else that isn't on this list:

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* 4. Is there any feedback or wisdom you'd like to share about communicating with your type of organisation?

For example: "I work at a busy GP clinic and find flowchart posters work really well for emergencies, because whoever is at work can quickly see what needs to be done."

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* 5. What best describes your organisation:

Accommodation and residential services for children, including housing services and overnight camps/excursions

Activities or services carried out as part of a particular religion or faith, through which adults have contact with children

Childcare and commercial babysitting services

Child protection services and out-of-home care, including Children’s Contact Services

Coaching and tuition services for children

Commercial services for children, such as party or photography services

A club, association or cadet organisation

An organisation that provides disability support services

Education services

Health services, including organisations that provide counselling services

Justice and detention services for children

A Local Council

A Neighbourhood House

Transport services for children

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Where does your organisation provide services?

Statewide across Tasmania

Northern Tasmania

North West Tasmania

Southern Tasmania

Communicating about the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework

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* 1. What are the key things about the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework that you want more information about?

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* 2. What is your most preferred way to receive information?

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* 3. Please tick the types of resources that you would find most useful, when learning about a new legal framework:

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* 4. Is there any feedback or wisdom you'd like to share about communicating with your type of organisation?For example: "I work at a busy GP clinic and find flowchart posters work really well for emergencies, because whoever is at work can quickly see what needs to be done."

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* 5. What best describes your organisation:

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* 6. Where does your organisation provide services?

* 4. Is there any feedback or wisdom you'd like to share about communicating with your type of organisation?

For example: "I work at a busy GP clinic and find flowchart posters work really well for emergencies, because whoever is at work can quickly see what needs to be done."