Safeguarding Governance

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Safeguarding

Hello, my name is Allison Parkinson and I am the safeguarding lead on Caldey Island. We want everyone who visits, lives and works on the Island to be safe.

If you are concerned that a child or adult is in immediate danger or it is an emergency do not hesitate to call 999 straight away.

If you are worried about someone or need to report harm or abuse, record your concern and please contact me on: 07542 608 215.

 

E mail: safeguarding@caldey-island.co.uk

Or contact the Religious Life Safeguarding Service

E Mail: safeguarding@religioussafeguarding.org

Phone: 0151 5562311

Together we can keep everyone safe

Caldey Island Safeguarding Committee

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Chair - Maria Battle

Committee Members
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Elizabeth Nickerson

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Joanne Kori

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Allison Parkinson

Caldey Abbey 
Local Authority Engagement Framework 

Caldey Abbey recognises the value of a productive and positive relationship with the local authority and acknowledges the finite resource available. In this context the following engagement framework is put forward for the next two years. 

Caldey Abbey works in partnership with Pembrokeshire Local Authority and the Mid and West Wales Safeguarding Board to keep its visitors, residents and employees safe. This partnership approach includes standard channels such as ensuring that the Abbey conforms to the Wales Safeguarding Procedures 2019. 

In addition, and in the context of part 7 of the Social Services and Well-Being (Wales) Act 2014, in order to assist the Abbey in their safeguarding improvement journey the Abbey has agreed to work together with the Pembrokeshire Local Authority and The Regional Safeguarding Board so that they may exercise their safeguarding responsibilities by:

  • Attending a quarterly update meeting/call with the Local Authority safeguarding manager and LADO and the Caldey safeguarding lead and trustee to share any updates and/or concerns on open cases and progress on the Safeguarding Improvement Plan 

  • Share any concerns raised by schools or other groups 

  • LADO visiting the island annually 

  • Receiving the agendas, papers and minutes of the Caldey Safeguarding Sub-Committee with an open invitation to comment on these 

  • Receiving any audit and review outcomes 

  • Reviewing/commenting on any new, or significantly amended, safeguarding-related policy in draft 

  • Including the Abbey community (lay and monastic) in any opportunities for safeguarding training 

  • Reviewing with the Abbey the success of this framework agreement after two years

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