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Guide: School Awareness: Child-Safety Resources for Schools, Teachers, Parents, Churches, Community Groups and Local Volunteers Guide: Child Marriage: How to Report Risk and Escalate Urgent Safety Concerns to Official Routes Guide: What to Do When a Child Is Missing, Found Alone, Abandoned, or in Urgent Need of Protection Guide: School Awareness: Child-Safety Resources for Schools, Teachers, Parents, Churches, Community Groups and Local Volunteers Guide: Child Marriage: How to Report Risk and Escalate Urgent Safety Concerns to Official Routes Guide: What to Do When a Child Is Missing, Found Alone, Abandoned, or in Urgent Need of Protection

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Guides should explain what the issue is, what to do first, what not to do, which official route may apply and what details to keep ready.

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