Safeguarding
Sue Bradley
Safeguarding Officer
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The Methodist Church values every human being as part of God’s creation. Everyone has the right to fair treatment and protection from harm.
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The Methodist Church commits to:
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The creation of a safe environment and culture where all are welcome and everyone feels able to speak out about safeguarding concerns
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Pastoral care for victims and survivors of abuse, and other people who have been affected by safeguarding issues
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A prompt and appropriate response to every safeguarding concern or allegation regardless of status or circumstance
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Carry out risk assessments and put safeguarding measures in place where individuals may present a risk
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Pastoral care for those who are the subject of concerns or allegations
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Safe recruitment of all those who have responsibility for children and adults who may be vulnerable
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The promotion of good safeguarding practice through effective training, guidance, policy and procedures
Safeguarding is Everyone’s Responsibility
Contact the Safeguarding Officer Sue Bradley.
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