In everything we do—whether in church, schools, leadership, family life, or our wider communities—Christians must be a voice for all who need support. Safeguarding isn’t just a policy; it’s a
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Policies, practice guidance and key information for PSO’s
National Policies & Practice Guidance Parish Safeguarding resources This page holds parish resources temporarily while the Parish Safeguarding Toolkit is being developed. General safeguarding templates Key roles and responsibilities of
Contacts
Reporting a concern What to do if you have a safeguarding concern: If someone is in immediate danger or risk of significant harm, please remove yourself from any danger, then
Responding Well to Domestic Abuse Training
There is a requirement that the Responding Well to Domestic Abuse Training course is completed by all clergy, PTO, Readers, Bishop and Pastoral visitors, Parish Safeguarding Officers, PCC and lay chapter members.
Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse
There is a requirement that the Responding Well to Domestic Abuse Training course is completed by all clergy, PTO, Readers, Bishop and Pastoral visitors, Parish Safeguarding Officers, PCC and lay chapter members.
Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse training
There is a requirement that the Responding Well to Domestic Abuse Training course is completed by all clergy, PTO, Readers, Bishop and Pastoral visitors, Parish Safeguarding Officers, PCC and lay chapter members.
Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse Training
There is a requirement that the Responding Well to Domestic Abuse Training course is completed by all clergy, PTO, Readers, Bishop and Pastoral visitors, Parish Safeguarding Officers, PCC and lay chapter members.
Government is failing vulnerable victims of domestic abuse
Bishop Rachel’s article as featured in The Times, Redbox, on Monday 15 March 2021 “One of the strange things about this viral pandemic is that we are reacting and responding
Churches urged to respond well to domestic abuse
Church communities are being urged to address the issue of domestic abuse and raise awareness of its impact on adults and children
OneDiocese blog: Becca’s call to Make It Slavery Free
Anti-Slavery Day is on 18 October and we’re encouraging everyone to take the Make It Slavery Free pledge either on the day, or at a time that works for you.
Safeguarding and HR update
Some reflections on the past year and lots of news and updates to ensure that everyone is aware of new national approaches to safeguarding in 2022. 2021 reflections For 2021
