Safeguarding Children. The welfare and protection of our children is paramount and consideration should always be given to whether the use of photography will place our children at risk. Images may be used to harm children, for example as a preliminary to 'grooming' or by displaying them inappropriately on the Internet, particularly social networking sites. For this reason consent is always sought when photographing children and additional consideration given to photographing vulnerable children, particularly Looked After Children or those known to be fleeing domestic violence. Consent must be sought from those with parental responsibility (this may include the Local Authority in the case of Looked After Children).
Safeguarding Children. Working Together Under the Children Xxx 0000 sets out how all agencies and professionals should work together to promote children’s welfare and protect them from harm. All Board staff delivering the Service as part of this Agreement must attend child protection training relevant to their role and responsibilities. The Board must also ensure that copies of the All Wales Child Protection Procedures are made available to all its staff involved delivering the Service as part of this Agreement.
Safeguarding Children. No significant implications.
Safeguarding Children. 3.10 In providing the Services, the Provider shall at all times comply with the provisions of Schedule 25 (Safeguarding Children).
Safeguarding Children. 3.1 HAC will ensure that robust procedures are in place to ensure the safety of children participating in activities. All adults working with children as part of these programmes will have appropriate training and safeguarding checks. Coaches will hold appropriate coaching awards for the opportunities delivered.
Safeguarding Children. 23. It is understood that the Pre-school is under obligation to report to the relevant authorities any incident where we consider a child may have been abused or neglected. This may be done without informing the parent / carer.
Safeguarding Children. The Children Act (CA) 1989 provides the legislative framework for agencies to take decisions on behalf of children and to take action to safeguard them from abuse and neglect. Everyone must be aware that in situations where there is a concern that an adult at risk is or could be being abused or neglected and there are children in the same household, they too could be at risk. Reference should be made to the local child protection procedures and the Local Safeguarding Children Board inter-agency guidelines and internal protocols dealing with cross-boundary working if there are concerns about abuse or neglect of children and young people under the age of 18. The Local Safeguarding Adults Board and Local Safeguarding Children Board in all Local Authority Areas covered by this Policy are committed to close working to improve safeguarding practice. The Boards need to engage with each other to ensure both children and adults services work together to safeguard both children and adults at risk.
Safeguarding Children. The Service Provider agrees to adopt the Commissioner’s safeguarding policies, as embedded below and updated from time to time. Main providers Safeguarding Childre
Safeguarding Children. It is the responsibility of everyone to keep children safe. Every child has the right to be protected from harm and we have a legal responsibility to ensure that this over-rides all other responsibilities. Children should not be subjected to neglect or physical, emotional or sexual abuse. If any worker recognises any such safeguarding issues he / she will make you aware of the concern. They will then inform their manager; child’s social worker (if applicable) or make a formal referral under the Herefordshire Safeguarding Children’s Board procedures. If the incident is serious the police will also be informed immediately of the concern.
Safeguarding Children. You acknowledge that YMCA NSW is committed to creating and maintaining an environment that ensures all people involved in YMCA NSW activities, programs or services act in the best interests of children, young people and vulnerable adults, and take all reasonable steps to ensure their safety, welfare and wellbeing. There is a requirement for all YMCA NSW employees, volunteers (including its Board of Directors), student placements, consultants and contractors, affiliated associations, clients, parents, guardians, families and others associated with the YMCA NSW to understand the important responsibility they have to: • Protect children, young people and vulnerable adults from all forms of abuse, bullying and exploitation by our people; • Be alert to incidents of abuse and neglect occurring outside the scope of our operations and services that may have an impact on the children, young people and vulnerable adults to whom we provide a service; and • Create and maintain a safe culture that is understood, endorsed and put into action by all the individuals who work for, volunteer or access our programs and services. • No photography is permitted within the centre without prior management consent. • All incidents that you are involved in or witness to must be reported to management immediately. This includes, but is not limited to concerns for a child, young person or vulnerable adult’s welfare or well-being, concerns for the safety of others, accidents, injuries, illnesses, complaints and inappropriate or suspicious conduct.
