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Safeguarding
Safeguarding
The dignity, safety and rights of children, young people and vulnerable adults must be protected throughout TEA activities.
Safeguarding Standard
Do no harm.
TEA expects staff, volunteers, contractors, partners and programme representatives to behave in ways that protect beneficiaries from abuse, exploitation, harassment, neglect and avoidable harm.
Programme-specific safeguarding procedures should cover risk assessment, consent, photography, child participation, reporting, confidentiality, referral, recruitment and partner expectations.
Report a safeguarding concern
For the present static website package, safeguarding concerns are directed to the institutional email so they reach the organisation rather than an individual’s personal account.
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