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Protective Behaviours Introduction
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Protective Behaviours Introduction
Protective behaviours are actions that help you feel safer and get support. Read each situation carefully. There can be more than one safe action. If you feel unsafe, move towards a safe place and tell a trusted adult. You are not to blame if someone makes you feel unsafe.
Notice, decide, get help
Use the steps NOTICE – MOVE – TELL. Notice how you feel and what is happening. Move towards a safe place or trusted adult if you can. Tell a trusted adult, and keep telling until someone helps.
1.A safety choice is an action that can help protect your body, feelings or private information. Which option is a protective behaviour?
- Keeping a password private and telling a trusted adult if someone asks for it
- Sharing your home address in a public game chat
- Ignoring a worried feeling because you do not want to make a fuss
2.Omar is at a busy community festival and cannot see her family. Name one safe place she could go and one trusted adult she could ask for help.
3.At the park, an adult you do not know asks you to come closer to their car to help find a lost dog. Choose the safest response.
- Go to the car because the adult sounds worried
- Stay well away from the car, move towards a safe adult or busy place, and tell someone you trust
- Get in the car so you can look for the dog together
4.Why is moving towards a safe adult or busy place a better choice than going to the car? Give one reason.
5.Someone online says, “Keep our chat secret from your family,” and asks for your school name. What are two safe actions you could take?
6.True or false: If someone asks you to keep a touch, message or situation secret and it makes you uncomfortable, you can tell a trusted adult.
TrueFalse
7.A friend says, “Don’t tell anyone I pushed you. I might get in trouble.” You feel upset. Write one sentence you could say to a trusted adult.
8.You tell one adult that you are worried, but they are busy and do not help. What should you do next?
- Decide you must handle it alone
- Keep telling trusted adults until someone listens and helps
- Promise not to mention it again
9.Complete the reminder: NOTICE how I feel, MOVE towards a safe place if I can, then a trusted adult.
10.Make a personal help plan without writing anyone’s full name or private details: name one kind of trusted adult you could talk to, one safe place you could go, and what you could say to ask for help.
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