The Crisis Intervention Center in Lublin has Standards for the Protection of Minors.
The Standards for the Protection of Minors is a document that provides information on what to do when harm comes to you or another child.
The Standards of Protection contain procedures and rules to help every child feel safe.
The Standards of Protection indicate where to seek help and how to respond when you witness or suffer violence from: peers, family members, school staff, others.
YOUR WELFARE AND SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY
Equality and justice
No one is allowed to beat you, jerk you, push you, insult you, embarrass you.
In our facility, each of you has the right to safety.
We want to protect you from various forms of harm, including physical and psychological aggression.
Respect and dignity
Mutual respect is the foundation of our relationship. Each of you deserves to be treated with dignity and respect for your feelings.
Your opinions and feelings are important. You are encouraged to express your thoughts in a safe manner.
No one is allowed to use vulgar words, gestures or jokes toward you.
Communication and speech
We are different, but each of us is unique.
This allows us to learn from each other.
In our community, everyone is equal.
We do not tolerate discrimination or favoritism.
Violence? NO WAY!
No form of aggression – physical, verbal or psychological – is acceptable.
If you will be struggling with a problem or know that someone around you has such a problem, you are not alone.
Tell us about it, together we can do more.
Privacy and boundaries
Each of you has the right to your privacy and personal space.
Let’s respect each other’s boundaries.
No employee shall disclose confidential information about your child to third parties.
No one should record or photograph you without your permission. If you don’t want to be in the pictures – say NO.
No one is allowed to distribute your image without the permission of your parents or guardians.
You have the right
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO KNOW
You have the right to know what we are doing to protect you.
You can find the full version of the Standards here
Safe Internet
Be careful when using the Internet.
Check that the sites you visit are appropriate for your age.
Never share your personal information.
Safe space
We meet with you only on the premises of the Center during the hours of meetings with specialists.
If it is necessary to meet outside the Center’s business hours it is only with the knowledge and consent of your parents or guardians.
If you have any concerns or problems, please report them to a psychologist or other trusted adult. It is our responsibility to provide you with help and support.
Peer support
If you see a friend or colleague having a problem or in a difficult situation, encourage him/her to seek help or do it together with him/her.
Reporting problems
If you feel threatened, insecure or witness inappropriate behavior, report it immediately to an adult at the Center.
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE SUPPORT IF SOMETHING BAD IS HAPPENING TO YOU, YOUR FAMILY OR NEIGHBORHOOD, OR YOU JUST NEED TO TALK TO SOMEONE
YOU CAN LET US KNOW OR CALL THESE NUMBERS:
116 111 – HELPLINE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
THE PHONE IS FREE AND ANONYMOUS,
OPERATES 7 DAYS A WEEK, 24 HOURS A DAY.
800 12 12 12 – CHILDREN’S OMBUDSMAN HELPLINE
CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
A FREE HELPLINE FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS,
AS WELL AS THEIR PARENTS, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK.
22 594 91 00 – ANTI-DEPRESSION FORUM PHONE NUMBER
AGAINST DEPRESSION
AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS FROM 5-7 PM
* EXCEPT PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.
22 484 88 04 – YOUTH HELPLINE
AVAILABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
1-8PM.
