Useful Safeguarding links and contacts

Keeping people safe is important. All organisations need to do safeguarding well. Everyone needs to be involved. These resources will help you make plans and carry them out.

NCVO Safeguarding — NCVO Knowhow

NSPCC – Voluntary and community groups Keeping children safe in the voluntary and community sector | NSPCC Learning

NSPCC – Safeguarding examples: issues and concerns | NSPCC Learning

Ann Craft Trust Safeguarding guidance for disabled children and adults at risk  Safeguarding Resources & Guides – ACT (anncrafttrust.org)

National Youth Agency – Safeguarding and Risk Management Hub | NYA

Guidance on handling safeguarding allegations in a charity

Every organisation that delivers charitable activities has a responsibility to safeguard people from harm or abuse, whether they are staff members, volunteers, or other people who come into contact with your charity through its work. This tool will help charities in England to handle the reporting of safeguarding allegations about the behaviour or actions of a person in their charity.

An allegation or concern means that a person has or may have behaved in a way that has harmed a child or adult, has possibly committed a criminal offence against a child or adult, or behaved towards a child(ren) or adult(s) in a way that indicates they may pose a risk of harm to others.

Guidance on handling safeguarding allegations in a charity | Office for Civil Society (culture.gov.uk)

Safeguarding and protecting people for charities and trustees – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

 

NHS England Safeguarding app

NHS England Safeguarding app
The NHS Safeguarding app has been developed to act as a comprehensive resource for healthcare professionals, carers and citizens. It provides 24-hour, mobile access on up to date legislation and guidance across the safeguarding life course.

The app also provides information on how to report a safeguarding concern and even has a directory of safeguarding contacts for every local authority in England, searchable by region.

It can be accessed via Apple iOS, Google Play or it can be downloaded by visiting your device’s appropriate app store and searching for ‘NHS Safeguarding’.

Loan Shark Training – Extra Date Added

Tees Valley Rural Action and Denise Meek, North East Region Liaise Officer from the Illegal Money Lending Team are inviting you to take part in Loan Shark Training via an On line zoom training session which aims to briefly explain what a loan shark is and the support that Illegal Money Lending Team can offer partners and victims.

This training is aimed at new members of staff, new volunteers or staff who want a quick refresher.  This training is also open to any members of our community who may find this useful.

Training session

Tuesday 20th October at 2pm

Thursday 22nd October at 7pm

This training will include a presentation concludes with Questions & Answers.

To secure you’re place please email: info@teesvalleyruralaction.co.uk by Monday 19th October please

For more information from the Stop Loan Shark Team 

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