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St Peter's Greets Green

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Safeguarding Policy Statement

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St Peter's Parish Parish, Greets Green Safeguarding Policy Statement

 

Statement of Safeguarding Principles
 

The St Peter's Parish,  Greets Green Parochial Church Council fully recognizes and accepts
 

the House of Bishops’ Safeguarding Policy Statement “Making a Safer Church 2017”,
 

and commits to complying with the current Church of England and Diocesan safeguarding policies and practice guidance.  
 

In so doing we will comply with the secular multi-agency safeguarding procedures
 

relating to children and young people and adults experiencing or at risk of harm, abuse or neglect.
 

We are committed to:
 

Promoting a Safer environment and culture within our Parish and in our Parish activities by adhering to safe working practices and acknowledge the principle that safeguarding is everyone’s business
 

In addition we will ensure that any individual organization renting/using our premises
 

for activities involving children, young people or vulnerable adults is aware of this, our Safeguarding Policy,
 

and aware of their own individual responsibilities to have appropriate safeguarding policies and processes in place, including safer recruitment.
 

Safely recruiting and supporting all those with any responsibilities related to children, young people and vulnerable adults within the Church in accordance with the House of Bishops’ Safer Recruitment: Practice Guidance 2016
 

We will ensure those appointed are aware of the Diocesan and Parish Safeguarding Policies and are aware of their roles and responsibilities.
 

We will support them by ensuring they receive Diocesan safeguarding training commensurate with their role and that they are fully aware of and have access to the practice guidance.
 

Responding promptly to every safeguarding concern or allegation in accordance with the statutory child and adult safeguarding procedures and the House of Bishops’ safeguarding practice guidance
 

We will ensure that any complaint made regarding a vulnerable person, who may have been harmed or is in significant danger, will be reported immediately and we will fully cooperate with statutory agencies during any investigation into allegations concerning a member of the church community or any other person.
 

Caring pastorally for victims/survivors of abuse and other affected persons
 

We will seek to offer informed pastoral care and support to anyone who has suffered abuse, developing with them an appropriate ministry that recognises the importance of understanding the needs of those who have been abused, including  their feelings of alienation and/or isolation and provide them with details of local and national support agencies.
 

Caring pastorally for those who are the subject of concerns or allegations of abuse and other affected persons
 

We will work with others to ensure the appropriate support for them and those affected. Where that person is considered to pose a risk to others, we will work with the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor to mitigate any identified risk.                  
 

Responding to those that may pose a present risk to others
 

We will endeavor to offer pastoral care and support whilst ensuring any risk has been assessed and is being managed in accordance with House of Bishops’ policy and guidance and in collaboration with the statutory agencies and the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor.
 

Safeguarding representative
 

We will ensure that there is an identified person/s to be the Parish Safeguarding Representative/s who will be suitably recruited and trained, and is aware of their role and responsibilities, and who will be the point of contact for any concerns.
 

Date of Adoption
 

The PCC of this Church agreed and adopted the above Policy at its meeting on 15/01/2023
 

Training to date
 

Priest in charge: Fr Stuart Powell - Basic Foundation  & Leadership
 

Safeguarding Officer : Cheryl Powell- (Safeguarding/DBS) Basic, Foundation  & Leadership.
 

Joint Churchwarden - Tony Hubble  -  Basic,  Foundation.
Joint Churchwarden -  Brian Turner  -  Basic
 

PCC Secretary & Treasurer - Joan Devaney - Basic.


  

 PCC Members ;

 Sue Hubble  -  Basic 

 Chris Smith  - Basic

 Jan Turner  - Basic 

 Marie Weaver  - Basic 

 Terri Tedstone  - Basic 

 Wendy Powell  - Basic 

 Sylvia Roberts  - Basic 

 Geoff Green  - Basic

 


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