Staff Training Manual With Online Components

Are you great with words and passionate about protecting children? Join our mission to prevent child abuse and support families through supervised visitation by helping us create an engaging, easy-to-follow training manual for staff! We already have the material — now we need a creative and organized person like you to bring it all together.

What you’ll do:
📚 Organize and write staff training material focused on supervised visitation and child abuse prevention
🧠 Help design a simple, staff-friendly quiz to reinforce key topics
🎨 Add a touch of creativity to make learning clear, useful, and even fun
🤝 Work closely with our team to align the manual with our values and care standards

Ideal for someone who:
✔️ Loves writing and organizing information
✔️ Has a heart for children, families, and trauma-informed care
✔️ Enjoys turning important topics into practical, engaging training
✔️ Can dedicate a few hours a week for a short-term project

This training manual will help establish a universal standard for how our team approaches supervised visitation and child abuse prevention. By organizing consistent guidance, expectations, and response protocols, it will ensure every staff member and visitation monitor is on the same page—no matter the location or situation. This consistency builds confidence, reduces risk, and creates a safer environment for everyone involved. It also empowers our team with the tools and knowledge they need to handle challenges with clarity, professionalism, and care.

We’re Ready for You!

We’ve already done the groundwork to set you up for success. Our team has gathered the core materials, best practices, and policy guidelines related to child abuse prevention and supervised visitation. We've gained internal support across departments, including program directors and visitation coordinators, to ensure alignment and smooth implementation. Once the training manual and quiz are finalized, our staff will complete the training as part of onboarding and ongoing development. The materials will be used in team meetings, staff refreshers, and as a key part of our quality assurance efforts to ensure every child and family receives safe, compassionate care.