Safeguarding is a fundamental part of operating a charity. Every charity maintains a duty of care and safeguarding responsibilities.

Robust safeguarding training is integral to a charity's success, and the protection of those who come into contact with the charity.

The Charity Commission will hold trustees to account if things go wrong and will check that trustees followed the Government guidance and legislation. Therefore, it is paramount that trustees fully understand their safeguarding roles and responsibilities.

This course is designed to provide charities with the relevant safeguarding knowledge required to keep children, young people and vulnerable adults safe.

Please note this course has a start time of 09:30AM GMT and will run for approximately 4 hours

SAFEGUARDING FOR CHARITIES

Name: SAFEGUARDING FOR CHARITIES
Brand: The Safeguarding Alliance

£120.00

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This course has been designed for anybody working within a charity or the charitable sector. Those who may benefit from this course are:

Trustees;

Charity staff;

Charity volunteers.

Many charities will undertake this training in-house to ensure all staff fully understand safeguarding in context to their role and responsibility.

The Safeguarding Alliance are able to contextualise this course to in-house policy and practice.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to discuss this option.
have appropriate policies and procedures in place, which are followed by all trustees, volunteers and beneficiaries

check that people are suitable to act in their roles

know how to spot and handle concerns in a full and open manner

have a clear system of referring or reporting to relevant organisations as soon as concerns are suspected or identified

set out risks and how they will be managed in a risk register which is regularly reviewed

follow statutory guidance, good practice guidance and legislation relevant to their charity: this guidance links to the main sources of information

is quick to respond to concerns and carry out appropriate investigations

does not ignore harm or downplay failures

has a balanced trustee board and does not let one trustee dominate its work – trustees should work together

makes sure protecting people from harm is central to its culture

has enough resources, including trained staff/volunteers/trustees for safeguarding and protecting people

conducts periodic reviews of safeguarding policies, procedures and practice

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