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Safeguarding: responding to concerns

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. Below is the information you need to act on safeguarding concerns in your group or District.

Please do not hesitate to contact safeguarding@woodcraft.org.uk for advice and support

Safeguarding: relevant policies and templates

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. Below are the policies that guide our safeguarding, and useful templates for local groups and Districts to implement good practice.

You should also refer to the Safeguarding Procedures and Practices page, and the Responding to Safeguarding Concerns page.

Local safeguarding plans

Below are examples of District safeguarding plans. All Districts are required to create their own safeguarding plan - you can download the template for your District safeguarding plan below. Contact Debs McCahon if you need support to develop your safeguarding plan.

Safeguarding: training activities

Below are activities to help you and your District think about safeguarding. The first document is a complete training session, including safeguarding scenarios to consider. The second is a different set of safeguarding scenarios, along with questions to ask such as what your District's current practice is in this situation.