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Responding Together

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Respond collaboratively to critical incidents

Following a critical incident, it will be important for your community to come together for support. It's important for you to understand your role in your community's response. A collaborative response will have the potential to minimise the potential negative impact on your own wellbeing and the wellbeing of children and young people, and their families.

What you'll learn through this module
  • Outline the principles of good practice response to critical incidents
  • Describe the importance of the community planning its response to a critical incident
  • Understand your potential role in the community’s response, including daily support for children and young people under your care
  • Identify if adjustments are required to daily practice
  • Recognise if you need additional support for your own mental health
Notepad 

If you’re a PC or Mac user, there’s a notepad feature for you to record notes, actions or discussion points for each topic. If you’re sharing a computer with your team, your notes will be available for everyone to view. If you wish to keep your notes private, please save and delete your notes each time you finish your session. There’s more information in the Notepad user guide on the right.

 

 

Resources

  • Respond Reference List
  • Respond Module Summary
  • Notepad User Guide (220 KB, PDF)

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