The Be-Free Program has long been educating and empowering children and caregivers on topics related to child protection and personality development. Throughout the years, the Program had trained specialists, professionals and people of interest and was able to successfully pass on significant amounts of knowledge and experience. This is in order to empower a new generation of trainers to conduct further workshops, spread the word and participate in development. The Be-Free Program has conducted specialized workshops across a number of countries including Bahrain, the United Kingdom, Tunisia, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Bahrain. The following is a description of the speclized training profiles offered by the Be-Free Program.  

Target Groups: 
Caregivers, school principals, teachers, parents and individuals who directly or indirectly work with children. 

Support Materials: 
Training manuals, booklets and posters are enclosed as supplementary materials in the majority of workshops.

The following training courses are for 2 to 3 days depending on the course

• Types of Child Abuse… Causes, Identification, and Prevention - Essential Course.
• Types of Child Abuse… Causes, Identification, and Prevention - Advanced Course.
• Communicating Essential Protection Skills “I’m Smart, Strong, and Safe Child” to Children.
• Dealing with Adolescents and Helping them Identify Harmful Relations and Toxic Feelings.
• Ways to support an Abused Child and His Family.
• Strategy Setting to Protect Children from Abuse - For Institutions.
• Essential Protection Skills over the Internet and Ways to Effectively Communicate Them.
• The Protection of Children and Adolescents Challenged by Disability and The Delivery of Essential Protection Skills.
• The Identification of Basic Life Skills and Ways of Communicating Them to Children According to Their Age.
• Role of Specialists of Teachers and Caregivers in the Contribution of Transformation from a Disabled Person to a Human with Disability.
• The Main Articles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
• Counseling and Guidance for Those Who Work with Domestic Violence.