Why Compass

“Participant satisfaction is through the roof since we implemented our new online training and testing program.
Our people are completing the training program at all hours of the day and loving the convenience.”

 

When your organization serves children, good isn’t good enough.

To protect the children in your care and the well-being of your organization, you know what it takes: best practices.

Enter Compass.

Compass provides child abuse prevention compliance training programs for compassionate organizations that serve, employ, or otherwise include children. Because best practices start with compassion.

Typical Practices			Best Practices with Compass
❌	No tech support Do you have time to reset everyone’s passwords!		✔	Phone, email and live chat tech support
❌	Using the compliance company’s website instead of your own One size does not always fit all.		✔	Your own web portal, tailored for your organization, it’s people, culture and mission
❌	Falls short of compliance Without best practices, loopholes to push off the training will be found!		✔	Achieve meaningful compliance
❌	Background screening not included Two separate systems creates confusion.		✔	Integrated background screening
❌	Training for faith-based organizations only discusses abusive clergy What about volunteers, teenagers, and other employees?		✔	Training discusses all types of predators, not just clergy
❌	Vulnerable to financial exposure What would an allegation cost your organization?		✔	Avoid unnecessary risk and limit financial exposure
❌	Lack of parent involvement Ignoring a child’s most important advocate!		✔	Training for parents, including a parental guidebook
❌	Avoids training children How can children be empowered to stop abuse if they’re not educated?		✔	Includes training for children, with courses geared for all grade levels
❌	Only discusses children and avoids other vulnerable populations Elderly and handicapped adults are also vulnerable.		✔	Protects vulnerable populations, such as the elderly and handicapped
❌	Materials only offered in English Shouldn’t an important topic only be taught in a language that’s fully understand?		✔	Materials offered in English and Spanish