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Safeguarding Guidance & Procedures

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Safeguarding our members is very important to Woodcraft Folk, and there are many useful documents to help us work safely and respond well to any concerns.

Using Zoom Safely

Below is some very useful guidance around using Zoom safely for online meetings with our groups. If anyone has any further questions or concerns please get in touch debs@woodcraft.org.uk 

Bitesize Staying Safe training plan

This training session is an introduction to safeguarding for group leaders and helpers. 

To run this session you'll need: 

Volunteer Policy

Below you will find our Volunteer Policy available for download.

This policy seeks to:

  • Identify how Woodcraft Folk involves and recruits volunteers;
  • Make a strong commitment to supporting diversity;
  • Clarify what volunteers can expect from Woodcraft Folk and in return what is expected of them;
  • Confirm volunteer selection and screening requirements; and
  • Signpost volunteers and volunteer co-ordinators to a range of policies and resources that have been designed to support their engagement within Woodcraft Folk on a local and national level.

Child protection reporting and record keeping guidelines

Please find below the child protection reporting and record keeping guidelines.