Safeguarding Children, Young People and Adults Policy
This policy sets out the overarching principles and processes that guide CLAPA’s approach to safeguarding vulnerable groups.
All of our staff and volunteersOnline Safety Policy Sept 2024 have a responsibility to safeguard the welfare of people using our services, and we take this responsibility very seriously.
We all attend regular training in safeguarding, and a working group meets frequently to tackle any issues as soon as possible. Our policies and procedures are listed below, and our safeguarding team would be happy to answer any questions you may have about how we do things.
If you are concerned about someone’s welfare, it is important to report this as soon as possible so we can help. Please get in touch immediately with your point of contact at CLAPA, or with any of the Safeguarding Team listed below.
CLAPA Safeguarding Team
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CLAPA Safeguarding Team
This inbox is monitored Mon-Fri by a member of CLAPA's Safeguarding Team.
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Designated Safeguarding Lead
Claire Cunniffe
CLAPA Chief Executive
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Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Nicola Fawcett
CLAPA Head of Service Delivery
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Claire Evans
CLAPA Children and Young People’s Manager
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Daniel Richards
Services Manager
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Children & Young People’s Online Safety Lead
Claire Evans
CLAPA Children and Young People’s Manager
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Lead Trustee for Safeguarding
Jane Kerby
CLAPA Trustee
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Deputy Trustee for Safeguarding
Catriona Taylor
CLAPA Trustee
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Safeguarding policies and procedures
We recognise that the welfare of all children, young people and adults is of paramount importance.
All children, young people and adults have the right to be protected from abuse. Safeguarding their welfare is the responsibility of everyone. The policy and guidance documents below outline our position. They will be reviewed and added to regularly to ensure that we do everything we can to safeguard our community.
All children, young people and adults have the right to be protected from abuse. Safeguarding their welfare is the responsibility of everyone. The policy and guidance documents below outline our position. They will be reviewed and added to regularly to ensure that we do everything we can to safeguard our community.
Online Safety Policy (PDF)
These policy lays out the specific ways in which CLAPA ensures the welfare of service users who access online content provided by CLAPA, or in the course of any contact they may have with CLAPA.
Safeguarding at online events for young people
This webpage explains how we keep young people safe at CLAPA events.
Report a concern
Use this form to report a concern to CLAPA's Safeguarding Team. If you have any issues using the form, please contact the team directly at [email protected]