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KidCheck Series Part 3: Reducing the Risk of Juvenile Offenses in Children’s Ministry
…companies don’t suggest doing it, while others require anyone, no matter their age, to be checked. For the companies that don’t recommend it, it’s because for the most part, minor’s…
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Child Protection Updates for Churches
…worldwide prevent abuse and increase protection for their most vulnerable. Plan to Protect is committed to assisting churches with custom programs for policy development, screening, and training for volunteers, staff,…
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5 Benefits of a Children’s Check-In System
…complete at the start of check-in, saving time and effort. 5. Communication It’s important to communicate with families consistently and with clarity and purpose. KidCheck makes communication simple and incorporates…
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12 Questions to Ask When Creating a Safety Plan
…and youth by developing and implementing safety guidelines such as the child protection policy, screening procedures, incident response, training and education requirements, and ongoing communication with the organization. In addition,…
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Child Safety – Part 2: Planning & Creating A Child Protection Policy
…interview? Who will make the final decision on volunteer approval? Training & Education: Outlines the required training and education, for staff and volunteers that should be completed before serving. It…
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How To Implement a Successful Family Survey
…minutes, and include a section for kids and youth to share their feedback on safety. Choose a format that best works for you. A common one is a sliding scale,…
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11 Ways to Combat Stress
…there. Incorporate things that easily fit and focus long-term on what takes more effort. Even if you can only incorporate one item, you will feel better and reduce stress. Click…
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Comprehensive Candidate Screening – The Virtual Interview
…impact they will make on the team. Allow additional time for various questions that seek to determine a person’s well-being and competency in developing programs and mentoring kids and youth….
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Guest Post: Five Things That Make Your Kidmin Check-In Process Terrible
…forefront of your mind. As you continue to find and recruit volunteers for this position, remember that “First Impressions” volunteers should be extremely friendly people. It would, of course, be…
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Parent Safety Expectations – A Personal Perspective
…team member or two opening the doors and welcoming families. Pre-pandemic, they were a familiar sight each week, and one many kids came to look forward to and appreciate. As…