Abuse Prevention Systems (APS) offers a wide variety
of Training to equip staff members and volunteers
to prevent Child Sexual Abuse.
Abuse Prevention Systems (APS) offers a wide variety of Training to equip staff members and volunteers to prevent Child Sexual Abuse.
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training(opens in new tab)
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training–our foundational Training– is intended for staff members and volunteers interacting with minors in any child-serving environment. Sexual Abuse Awareness Training equips staff members and volunteers to understand the facts and misconceptions related to child sexual abuse, including basic characteristics of an abuser, the grooming process of the offender and key indicators of child sexual abuse.
Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse Training(opens in new tab)
Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse Training equips child-serving staff members and volunteers to recognize the warning signs indicating a heightened risk of inappropriate sexual behaviors between children. This Training offers strategies to prevent Peer-to-Peer abuse, explores the relationship between peer sexual abuse and bullying behaviors, and addresses best practices in resolving issues between minors as they arise.
AB506 (California Law)(opens in new tab)
Effective January 1, 2022, new law in California created new requirements for 'Youth Service Organizations' related to Training, Background Checks and Policies. This Training provides guidance as to WHO is impacted, WHAT is required, and HOW to comply.
Parent/Guardian Training(opens in new tab)
Parent/Guardian Training equips parents with a basic understanding and awareness of child sexual abuse risk and the grooming process of the abuser. Parent/Guardian Training is not a substitute for Sexual Abuse Awareness Training, and should not be utilized as such by Organizations; this Training is intended as a resource for parents only.
SB848 Safe Learning Environments Act(opens in new tab)
California Senate Bill 848, also known as the Safe Learning Environments Act, expands child abuse prevention, screening and training requirements for Private Schools across the state. In addition, SB848 modifies the list of California ‘mandated reporters’ to include all Private School staff and faculty.
Sexual Harassment Training: Supervisors(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses sexual harassment prevention in the workplace and is aimed at workplace supervisors.
Sexual Harassment Training: Staff Members(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses sexual harassment prevention in the workplace and is aimed at workplace staff members.
Child Safety Workshop(opens in new tab)
The Child Safety Workshop describes how to build an effective Safety System to protect children from sexual abuse in child-serving organizations.
Background Checks(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses common questions about the appropriate use of Background Checks as a screening element in an effective Safety System.
Policies and Procedures(opens in new tab)
Learn how to create and implement effective Policies and Procedures addressing child sexual abuse risk in your Organization.
Third-Party Use of Facilities(opens in new tab)
Many Organizations allow outside use of their facilities by other Organizations or individuals. This generosity, however, must be balanced with the risk of third-party liability. This Training provides guidance concerning third-party use of facilities, supported by helpful forms.
Reporting Child Sexual Abuse(opens in new tab)
This Training equips organizational leaders with important information regarding reporting child sexual abuse.
Capacitación de Concientización del
Abuso Sexual(opens in new tab)
La Capacitación de Concientización del Abuso Sexual equipa, tanto a miembros del personal como a los voluntarios, a comprender la realidad y los conceptos erróneos relacionados con el abuso sexual infantil, incluyendo el conocer las caracterÃsticas básicas de un agresor, el ‘proceso de preparación’ del delincuente y los indicadores clave del abuso sexual infantil.
Skillful Screening Training(opens in new tab)
Skillful Screening Training educates supervisors and screening personnel about effective screening practices addressing child sexual abuse risk during the hiring or onboarding process of employees and volunteers.
Agents and Underwriters Training(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
Equips agents, brokers and underwriters with the knowledge they need to effectively assess an insured’s preparation for child sexual abuse risk.
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training for Vulnerable Adults Programs(opens in new tab)
The risk of sexual abuse for individuals with disabilities is extremely high. Awareness Training equips staff members and volunteers with 'eyes to see' the abuser’s grooming process and key indicators of sexual abuse. As well, this Training explores why abuse reporting is so low in this demographic, how abuse unfolds, and signs of abuse in vulnerable populations.
Sexual Abuse
Awareness Training(opens in new tab)
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training–our foundational Training– is intended for staff members and volunteers interacting with minors in any child-serving environment. Sexual Abuse Awareness Training equips staff members and volunteers to understand the facts and misconceptions related to child sexual abuse, including basic characteristics of an abuser, the grooming process of the offender and key indicators of child sexual abuse.
Skillful Screening Training(opens in new tab)
Skillful Screening Training educates supervisors and screening personnel about effective screening practices addressing child sexual abuse risk during the hiring and onboarding process of employees and volunteers.
Capacitación de Concientización
del Abuso Sexual(opens in new tab)
La Capacitación de Concientización del Abuso Sexual equipa, tanto a miembros del personal como a los voluntarios, a comprender la realidad y los conceptos erróneos relacionados con el abuso sexual infantil, incluyendo el conocer las caracterÃsticas básicas de un agresor, el ‘proceso de preparación’ del delincuente y los indicadores clave del abuso sexual infantil.
Peer-to-Peer
Sexual Abuse Training(opens in new tab)
Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse Training equips child-serving staff members and volunteers to recognize the warning signs indicating a heightened risk of inappropriate sexual behaviors between children. This Training offers strategies to prevent Peer-to-Peer abuse, explores the relationship between peer sexual abuse and bullying behaviors, and addresses best practices in resolving issues between minors as they arise.
Parent/Guardian Training(opens in new tab)
Parent/Guardian Training equips parents with a basic understanding and awareness of child sexual abuse risk and the grooming process of the abuser. Parent/Guardian Training is not a substitute for Sexual Abuse Awareness Training, and should not be utilized as such by Organizations; this Training is intended as a resource for parents only.
Sexual Harassment Training: Supervisors(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses sexual harassment prevention in the workplace and is aimed at workplace supervisors.
Sexual Harassment Training: Staff Members(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses sexual harassment prevention in the workplace and is aimed at workplace staff members.
Child Safety Workshop(opens in new tab)
The Child Safety Workshop describes how to build an effective Safety System to protect children from sexual abuse in child-serving organizations.
Background Checks(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses common questions about the appropriate use of Background Checks as a screening element in an effective Safety System.
Policies and Procedures(opens in new tab)
Learn how to create and implement effective Policies and Procedures addressing child sexual abuse risk in your Organization.
MinistrySafe Institute(opens in new tab)
MinistrySafe Institute provides seminary-level material aimed at ministry leaders who desire educational resources addressing child sexual abuse risk at a deeper, more comprehensive level.
AB506 (New California Law)(opens in new tab)
Effective January 1, 2022, new law in California created new requirements for 'Youth Service Organizations' related to Training, Background Checks and Policies. This Training provides guidance as to WHO is impacted, WHAT is required, and HOW to comply.
Agents and Underwriters Training(opens in new tab)
Equip agents, brokers and underwriters with the knowledge they need to effectively assess an insured’s preparation for child sexual abuse risk.
Reporting Child
Sexual Abuse(opens in new tab)
This Training equips leaders with important information regarding reporting child sexual abuse.
Third-Party Use of Facilities(opens in new tab)
Many Organizations allow outside use of their facilities by other Organizations or individuals. This generosity, however, must be balanced with the risk of third-party liability. This Training provides guidance concerning third-party use of facilities, supported by helpful forms.
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training for Vulnerable Adults Programs(opens in new tab)
The risk of sexual abuse for individuals with disabilities is extremely high. Awareness Training equips staff members and volunteers with 'eyes to see' the abuser’s grooming process and key indicators of sexual abuse. As well, this Training explores why abuse reporting is so low in this demographic, how abuse unfolds, and signs of abuse in vulnerable populations.
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training(opens in new tab)
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training–our foundational Training– is intended for staff members and volunteers interacting with minors in any child-serving environment. Sexual Abuse Awareness Training equips staff members and volunteers to understand the facts and misconceptions related to child sexual abuse, including basic characteristics of an abuser, the grooming process of the offender and key indicators of child sexual abuse.
Capacitación de Concientización del Abuso Sexual(opens in new tab)
La Capacitación de Concientización del Abuso Sexual equipa, tanto a miembros del personal como a los voluntarios, a comprender la realidad y los conceptos erróneos relacionados con el abuso sexual infantil, incluyendo el conocer las caracterÃsticas básicas de un agresor, el ‘proceso de preparación’ del delincuente y los indicadores clave del abuso sexual infantil.
Skillful Screening Training(opens in new tab)
Skillful Screening Training educates supervisors and screening personnel about effective screening practices addressing child sexual abuse risk during the hiring and onboarding process of employees and volunteers.
Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse Training(opens in new tab)
Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse Training equips child-serving staff members and volunteers to recognize the warning signs indicating a heightened risk of inappropriate sexual behaviors between children. This Training offers strategies to prevent Peer-to-Peer abuse, explores the relationship between peer sexual abuse and bullying behaviors, and addresses best practices in resolving issues between minors as they arise.
Parent/Guardian Training(opens in new tab)
Parent/Guardian Training equips parents with a basic understanding and awareness of child sexual abuse risk and the grooming process of the abuser. Parent/Guardian Training is not a substitute for Sexual Abuse Awareness Training, and should not be utilized as such by Organizations; this Training is intended as a resource for parents only.
Sexual Harassment Training: Supervisors(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses sexual harassment prevention in the workplace and is aimed at workplace supervisors.
Sexual Harassment Training: Staff Members(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses sexual harassment prevention in the workplace and is aimed at workplace staff members.
Child Safety Workshop(opens in new tab)
The Child Safety Workshop describes how to build an effective Safety System to protect children from sexual abuse in child-serving organizations.
Background Checks(opens in new tab)
This Training addresses common questions about the appropriate use of Background Checks as a screening element in an effective Safety System.
Policies and Procedures(opens in new tab)
Learn how to create and implement effective Policies and Procedures addressing child sexual abuse risk in your Organization.
MinistrySafe Institute(opens in new tab)
MinistrySafe Institute provides seminary-level material aimed at ministry leaders who desire educational resources addressing child sexual abuse risk at a deeper, more comprehensive level.
Reporting Child Sexual Abuse(opens in new tab)
This Training equips leaders with important information regarding reporting child sexual abuse.
AB506 (New California Law)(opens in new tab)
Effective January 1, 2022, new law in California created new requirements for 'Youth Service Organizations' related to Training, Background Checks and Policies. This Training provides guidance as to WHO is impacted, WHAT is required, and HOW to comply.
Third-Party Use of Facilities(opens in new tab)
Many Organizations allow outside use of their facilities by other Organizations or individuals. This generosity, however, must be balanced with the risk of third-party liability. This Training provides guidance concerning third-party use of facilities, supported by helpful forms.
Agents and Underwriters Training(opens in new tab)
Equip agents, brokers and underwriters with the knowledge they need to effectively assess an insured’s preparation for child sexual abuse risk.
Sexual Abuse Awareness Training for Vulnerable Adults Programs(opens in new tab)
The risk of sexual abuse for individuals with disabilities is extremely high. Awareness Training equips staff members and volunteers with 'eyes to see' the abuser’s grooming process and key indicators of sexual abuse. As well, this Training explores why abuse reporting is so low in this demographic, how abuse unfolds, and signs of abuse in vulnerable populations.
Ready to access your Safety System and begin training Staff Members and Volunteers?