In summary

When concerned about the safety or welfare of an adult, you should always act in the best interests of the person and act immediately.

It’s everybody’s responsibility to:

  • Work and volunteer in a way that prevents and protects each other.
  • Be vigilant of the signs of abuse or neglect.
  • Report any safeguarding concerns or disclosures as soon as possible to either your group coordinator or to Re-engage.
  • Contact the emergency services immediately by dialling 999 if someone is at immediate risk of harm, or at risk of harming themselves or someone else.

Specific safeguarding point of contact

Please email or call:

Important. Action needed.

You will have received an email to your volunteering training after you submitted your volunteer application. If you have completed your training on our website, please refer to the training email, which has a section at the end where you need to enter your email address to confirm you've completed your training.

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