SAFegUARDING

Definitions

Training121 = our, we, us

 

Introduction

The following is our Child Safeguarding Statement

 

Child Safeguarding Statement

Training121 is committed to maintaining and creating the safest possible environment for children and young people.

 

We do this by:

• Recognising that all children have the right to freedom from abuse and harm.

• Ensuring that all our staff and volunteers are carefully selected and vetted, have relevant qualifications and experience, and accept responsibility for helping to prevent abuse of children in their care.

• Being members of Ireland Active, and as members we attended their Child Safeguarding courses.

• Responding quickly and appropriately to all suspicious or allegations of abuse by parents/carers, children and young people with the opportunity to voice any concerns they may have.

• Adopting disciplinary measures and sanctions which are non-violent and do not include humiliation.

• Reviewing the effectiveness of Training121’s child protection Policy and procedures.

• Not tolerating bullying, incidents of bullying will be investigated and treated seriously.

• Action will be taken to stop bullying.

 

Our child protection safety statement has been developed in line with requirements under the childrens first act 2015. (the children’s first national guidance, and Tusla’s child safeguarding: A guide for policy, procedure and practise.)

 

Child Safeguarding Designated Liaison Person

Name: Gary Daly

Email: [email protected]

 

Last modification 6th July 2023 by Gary Biggs, MD