True Relationships and Reproductive Health is taking its internationally recognised Traffic Lights® training program on the road this December, with workshops scheduled in Mount Isa on 1 December, Rockhampton on 2 December and the Gold Coast on 16 December.
The acclaimed training program provides educators, disability support professionals, health and child safety professionals with practical tools to identify, understand and respond to sexual behaviours in children and young people.
The Traffic Lights® framework helps participants distinguish between age-appropriate, concerning and harmful sexual behaviours, supporting safer and more confident decision-making.
Demand for the program continues to grow as professionals seek practical approaches to support the young people they work with. Participants leave with increased confidence in recognising behaviours, understanding risk and implementing appropriate responses when required.
By bringing the training directly to communities across Queensland, True is making it easier for professionals to strengthen their capacity to support children and young people without the burden and expense of extensive travel.
"While the Traffic Lights program is available online, working face to face with communities across regional Queensland is a unique and rewarding experience," says Sheena Callaghan, Manager – Education at True.
"There are many professionals doing amazing work to support children and young people across the state. True is committed to providing them with equitable access to quality, evidence-informed professional development will help create safer and healthier communities."
Registrations for Mount Isa and Rockhampton Traffic Lights ® training close on Wednesday 18 November. For more information or to register your place, please visit True's website.
