SHV Box Hill Clinic
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
901 Whitehorse Road Box Hill VIC 3128
SHV Melbourne Clinic
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Level 1, 94 Elizabeth Street Melbourne VIC 3000
shvic.org.au
1800 013 952
Traffic Lights® is a globally recognised program and framework for professionals to recognise sexual behaviours in children and young people. The program provides professionals with a framework that is age and developmentally appropriate, positive, and protective. Traffic Lights® uses the categories of green, orange and red to help adults identify, understand, and respond to children and young people’s sexual behaviours, to support healthy sexual development and can help protect children and young people from harm or abuse.
Traffic Lights® can be used by a wide variety of professionals including schools, early childhood education and care centres, health professionals, social workers, and psychologists.
Sexual Health Victoria educators facilitate a full day of training, helping professionals to understand and apply the Traffic Lights® framework in their professional settings. Participants will develop skills to support healthy sexual development in children and young people while also addressing harmful sexual behaviours.
All Traffic Lights® participants will receive a Traffic Lights® work booklet to use during the course and as a reference in their work with children and young people. All course materials provided.
Traffic Lights® was developed by expert Relationships and Sexuality Educators at TRUE Queensland.
Sexual Health Victoria is proud to be partnering with TRUE to deliver this training face-to-face in Victoria.
Traffic Lights® is trademarked in several jurisdictions internationally as well as throughout Australia. Options include:
If your organisation wants to use Traffic Lights® resources or the Traffic Lights® trademark, you will need a license. Copying, adapting or publishing the material without True's authorisation is not permitted. Using Traffic Lights® to deliver education and training without a license from True is an infringement of Copyright and Trademark Law.
Sexual Health Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which our offices stand and in the regions in which we provide our services. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
Sexual Health Victoria strives to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment where all individuals feel accepted, safe, affirmed, celebrated and included.
We value our community and the individuals we serve and work with and we are committed to continuous improvement that provides a culture that celebrates and respects diversity of age, gender, physical abilities, disability, nationality, cultural background and ethnicity, marital, family or relationship status, religious beliefs, sexual orientation and gender identity.
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