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Answers Safe Adult vs. Trusted Adult

What is the difference between a Safe Adult and a Trusted Adult?
Not all Trusted Adults are safe.

What would a Safe Adult never do?
All of the above.

This is an example of being a Safe Adult:
Ask the child if it is ok if you hug him/her.

How can a Safe Adult be identified?
All of the above.

What does a safety plan need to have?
Phone numbers and names of at least three adults.




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        • Stay Creative with Juli B
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