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Childsafetyatwork Assisting in creating a healthy and safe environment for children. An offender can be a child’s known or total stranger.

We believe that, child sexual abuse (CSA) is the social exploitation and victimization of a child by an adult, adolescent or another child. Compared to adults, children find it much more difficult to disclose abuse due to several reasons. A perpetrator need not necessarily be an adult. Also, it’s not always a male who is a sexual offender. Similarly, it’s not always a girl child who is the victim. We view such matters extremely seriously as they not only lead to illegal acts but also result in long term trauma for the child continuing to their adult life as well. We support organizations & institutions in their efforts towards a harassment free environment (www.childsafetyatwork.com). We believe that creation of awareness on POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act) and training of those involved in redressal mechanism is a must for a healthy and safe environment for Children.

Growing Together is a one-hour online Neurodivergent Children Workshop on 21 November 2026. It helps parents, teachers a...
16/10/2026

Growing Together is a one-hour online Neurodivergent Children Workshop on 21 November 2026. It helps parents, teachers and caregivers understand neurodivergence, including ADHD, autism, dyslexia and dyscalculia. You will learn simple, caring ways to support neurodivergent children at home and in school.
Children grow up at their own pace and adapt to the complex world around them. However, some children seem ‘different’ and struggle to fit in despite the best efforts of caregivers or teachers. This is where neurodivergence may emerge, and early identification and intervention can lead to building support systems that provide neurodivergent children with a better chance at a thriving future.
This online workshop is designed to help you understand neurodivergence and how to support neurodivergent children as a parent, teacher and caregiver.
Register for this workshop here: https://mentalhealthatwork.in/product/a-workshop-for-understanding-and-nurturing-neurodivergent-children/

How equipped do you feel to support neurodivergent children in your surroundings? Cast your vote
14/10/2026

How equipped do you feel to support neurodivergent children in your surroundings? Cast your vote

Yesterday was World Mental Health Day, and we’re here to remind you that a child’s wellbeing cannot and should not be me...
11/10/2026

Yesterday was World Mental Health Day, and we’re here to remind you that a child’s wellbeing cannot and should not be measured by grades alone.

Behind every report card, there may be examination stress, bullying, peer pressure, or an overwhelming fear of failure. This makes it important to prioritise children’s mental health and ensure that support is available in spaces they can easily access.

These spaces need trained adults and strong peer support systems so children feel heard and we can respond to their concerns with greater care. Listening to their experiences, taking their concerns seriously, and allowing their voices to shape how we support them can help build spaces where they feel understood, valued, and safe.

To every young person who needs someone to talk to, your feelings matter, and you deserve to be heard. Reach out to us if you need guidance or support in navigating your mental health. Let’s work together to create spaces where every child feels safe enough to speak up and seek help.

Some lessons are not taught through direct words and are instead absorbed through everyday expectations, roles, behaviou...
07/10/2026

Some lessons are not taught through direct words and are instead absorbed through everyday expectations, roles, behaviours, beliefs etc. that we encounter while growing up.

How deeply do these early learnt lessons stay with us? Do they influence the various aspects of our lives and shape how we view ourselves as adults?

We invite you to reflect and share your experience through our anonymous survey.

Let us better understand how ideas take shape in childhood and how they continue to influence us later in life.
We want to hear your voices openly and honestly. There aren't any right or wrong responses.

Kindly take a moment to participate and add your perspective to this important conversation.

Take the survey here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=v1vBWyK5V0OZ_zckA0xPz0SnPOanLL1PiZbbzsA8Tg9UQVlIV1NFSTZHNEFBV0NLUThKNkpLMUpHUy4u&route=shorturl

Children deserve safety in public or private spaces, spaces of learning or leisure.Yet very often, the response to sexua...
02/10/2026

Children deserve safety in public or private spaces, spaces of learning or leisure.Yet very often, the response to sexual violence is to restrict them rather than question the environments and systems that enable harm.
Safety cannot mean curfews, or silencing anyone who speaks up, surveillance or asking them to make themselves less visible. It must mean homes where children are heard, schools that act, campuses that are accountable, public spaces designed for safety, and institutions that respond without blame or delay.
Being conditioned to patriarchial beliefs makes one shift responsibility onto those at risk by forcing them to stay within their shells. Protection in its truest sense must shift the onus onto adults and institutions.
We need to speak up, question the authority and insist on changes instead of stepping away from dealing with the concerns that are happening every minute around us.

September’s observances offer an important reminder for every organisation working with children.Teachers’ Day recognise...
30/09/2026

September’s observances offer an important reminder for every organisation working with children.

Teachers’ Day recognises educators who shape young lives. International Literacy Day reinforces the right to learn. The International Day to Protect Education from Attack reminds us that learning environments must also be safe. World Su***de Prevention Day highlights the need to listen and respond sensitively.

These are not separate conversations. Together, they point towards a stronger culture of safeguarding.

Child protection requires trained stakeholders, robust policies, clear reporting systems and environments where children feel heard.

At Child Safety at Work, we work towards making that responsibility actionable.

When a child is exploring their gender, how we respond matters.As we observe Bisexual Awareness Month, it’s also importa...
28/09/2026

When a child is exploring their gender, how we respond matters.
As we observe Bisexual Awareness Month, it’s also important to build conversations around gender, identity and self-expression with greater empathy and understanding.
Read our guide on supporting children through gender exploration with respect, safety and wellbeing at the centre.
Read here: https://childsafetyatwork.org/supporting-children-through-gender-exploration/

Child safety is a shared responsibility and creating safer environments requires all of us to act by recognising risks, ...
25/09/2026

Child safety is a shared responsibility and creating safer environments requires all of us to act by recognising risks, reporting abuse, supporting children who experience harm, and building a culture where children are heard and protected. Even if our intention is to share information and create awareness, we must act in accordance with the Law which has the child’s best interest at its core. Furthermore, our collective response must not end at anger each time such situations occur but must shift to action and accountability.
We all have a role to play in building safe spaces for children and young people.

What we believe shapes how we show up.At Child Safety at Work, these beliefs sit at the heart of our work influencing h...
23/09/2026

What we believe shapes how we show up.
At Child Safety at Work, these beliefs sit at the heart of our work influencing how we think about safeguarding, how we support organisations, and how we create spaces where children can feel safe, heard and protected.
Because child safety isn’t just about having the right policies in place. It’s about how we notice, respond and take responsibility, every day.

Follow Child Safety at Work for conversations on child safety, safeguarding, POCSO, psychosocial support and organisational responsibility.

Children interact with organisations in more ways than we often recognise from schools and workplace crèches to hotels, ...
18/09/2026

Children interact with organisations in more ways than we often recognise from schools and workplace crèches to hotels, retail spaces, community and many more such settings.
Child safety doesn’t exist in isolation and cannot only be spoken about when something goes wrong. That's why it's important to build environments where children are protected, heard and treated with dignity.
For capacity building reach us at: [email protected]

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