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Oct 19, 2022 24 min

Child safety

from Candid Conversations!

Thank you for joining us on this episode of Candid Conversations, where parents and childcare professionals come for advice! Today we are talking with Holly-ann Martin about Child Safety. Please tune in for Part 2 next week! Holly-ann Martin was awarded the Order of Australia Medal this year in the Queens Birthday Honours List, recognized for her contribution to Child Safety. Holly-ann Martin is the founder and Managing Director of Safe4Kids. For 35 years, I have developed resources and delivered programs that are preventative measures to combat child sexual abuse through my company Safe4Kids. Since 2010, around 4,500 children, 1,000 teachers and educators, and 1,000 parents have received my training annually. She has empowered children throughout the world and equipped parents and educators with the tools to help prevent child abuse, whether this abuse is through physical harm, cyberbullying, or inappropriate content available on the Internet. She has provided training in 84 remote Aboriginal communities around Australia and 40 childcare centers. The views expressed in this interview are solely those of our guest speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of The Experienced Nanny. Thank you for being part of the community, don't forget to subscribe! Holly ann can be reached at www.safe4kids.com.au Please follow me on: Instagram: @theexperiencednanny Facebook: @theexperiencednanny1

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