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Safeguarding is all about the well being and safety of children and vulnerable adults. It is also important that individuals do not put themselves in a position where allegations could be made against them. | Safeguarding is all about the well being and safety of children and vulnerable adults. It is also important that individuals do not put themselves in a position where allegations could be made against them. | ||
A few things you might wish to consider for events: | A few things you might wish to consider for events: | ||
* Ask the person responsible for the event what safeguarding issues there may be | * Ask the person responsible for the event what safeguarding issues there may be. | ||
* If giving a talk in a library, school or similar, ask the staff to advise on any safeguarding concerns | ** If giving a talk in a library, school or similar, ask the staff to advise on any safeguarding concerns. | ||
* When asked to work with children or vulnerable adults, confirm that safeguarding has been considered by all parties | ** When asked to work with children or vulnerable adults, confirm that safeguarding has been considered by all parties. | ||
* Have two people or more to man your stall | * Have two people or more to man your stall. | ||
* Avoid being alone with a child or vulnerable person at any time, ask a colleague to accompany you, especially with vulnerable people - but as you | * Avoid being alone with a child or vulnerable person at any time, ask a colleague to accompany you, especially with vulnerable people - but as you can't always tell who is in that category treat everyone as potententially needing safeguarding. | ||
* Volunteers who are under 18 or vulnerable need safeguarding measures for themselves as well as for the adults working/interacting with them | * Volunteers who are under 18 or vulnerable need safeguarding measures for themselves as well as for the adults working/interacting with them. | ||
* Know what the contact details for safeguarding concerns are for your area (see [[Safeguarding Contacts]] for some suggestions) | * Know what the contact details for safeguarding concerns are for your area (see [[Safeguarding Contacts]] for some suggestions). | ||
* Be aware of safeguarding issues (see [[Safeguarding FAQ]] for some | * Be generally aware of safeguarding issues (see [[Safeguarding FAQ]] for some pointers). | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 19 December 2021
Safeguarding is all about the well being and safety of children and vulnerable adults. It is also important that individuals do not put themselves in a position where allegations could be made against them.
A few things you might wish to consider for events:
- Ask the person responsible for the event what safeguarding issues there may be.
- If giving a talk in a library, school or similar, ask the staff to advise on any safeguarding concerns.
- When asked to work with children or vulnerable adults, confirm that safeguarding has been considered by all parties.
- Have two people or more to man your stall.
- Avoid being alone with a child or vulnerable person at any time, ask a colleague to accompany you, especially with vulnerable people - but as you can't always tell who is in that category treat everyone as potententially needing safeguarding.
- Volunteers who are under 18 or vulnerable need safeguarding measures for themselves as well as for the adults working/interacting with them.
- Know what the contact details for safeguarding concerns are for your area (see Safeguarding Contacts for some suggestions).
- Be generally aware of safeguarding issues (see Safeguarding FAQ for some pointers).
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