Child/Youth Protection Training

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What criteria must be met to be considered a screened adult?

Someone who has received a favorable background check Someone who has attended Child Youth Protection training Someone who is 18 or older All of these criteria must be met

I have keys/door codes to the church buildings but I don't work with children so I don't need to be screened or attend training.

True False

Neglect is considered a category of abuse.

True False

If a child has unexplained burns, bites, bruises or broken bones, we know they are being abused.

True False

Chapter 39 of the Florida Statues mandates that we must report suspected or known abuse to the Department of Children and Families

True False

I walk by a classroom and see an adult strike a child. I should…

Remove the children or put them in the care of another adult while I seek assistance from a ministry director or pastor Run as fast as possible to get help Physically remove the abuser from the room Go home and call someone

It is OK to hug a child or youth back if they initiate the hug.

True False

All classroom activities and child and youth programs require the following number of adults supervising:

Two adults: one must be screened (preferable 2 screened adults) Two adults: one must be screened. It is OK if they are related or live in the same house One screened adult only One screened adult and one youth volunteer

All drivers of church vehicles, as well as personal vehicles for church trips, must be approved through the process established by the Florida Conference, take part in the annual CYP Training and pass a criminal background check.

True False

It is OK to take pictures of children and youth at church and post them on my social media accounts.

True False

First United Methodist Church Boca Raton

Making Disciples of Jesus Christ for the Transformation of the World

Child/Youth Protection Training

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