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Toolkit
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Child Safeguarding Risk Analysis

The IFRC Child Safeguarding Risk Analysis tool supports IFRC Operations and Programmes to identify and rate their child safeguarding risks.

By: External author
External Resources
Toolkit
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Child Protection Policies and Procedures Toolkit. How to create a child-safe organization

ChildHope’s Child Protection Toolkit is a practical learning tool and set of resources designed for non-government organisations, particularly in Africa, Asia and South America, who are working to protect children.

By: External author
External Resources
Guidelines
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Creating a Safe Organisation: A guide to developing child protection policies and safe working practices

Children rely on adults to keep them safe. All organisations that work with children, whether directly or indirectly, should have at their core the commitment to protecting all children in their care.

By: External author
NSO Best Practices
Policy
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Volunteer screening policy (Scouts Canada)

This policy outlines the requirements for volunteer screening prior to someone volunteering with Scouts Canada.

By: National Scout Organization
NSO Best Practices
Template
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Certificate of membership template (Scouts New Zealand)

Download below an example of a template for a membership certificate, used by our friends at Scouts New Zealand.

By: National Scout Organization
External Resources
Guidelines
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Make Your Own Code of Conduct

This resource is providing you with the necessary tools to make your own Code of Conduct.

Your Code of Conduct will provide your staff, volunteers, and others responsible for children and youth with very specific guidelines that will guide behavior including:

By: External author
External Resources
News
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Nonprofit Branding: Our Complete Guide and Best Examples

Learn more about nonprofit branding with our complete guide and best examples.

By: External author
External Resources
Guidelines
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Brand Elements

WWF's brand elements are used together to enable us to communicate effectively. It provides consistency and allows creativity so we are able to adapt to speak to our specific audiences while always building brand recognition.

By: External author
External Resources
Guidelines
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BSA Brand Identity

For more than 100 years, Scouting has been a symbol of adventure, excitement, and achievement. Providing once-in-a-lifetime experiences that prepare the next generation of boys for a lifetime of opportunity is serious business that couldn’t be more fun.

By: External author