Diocesan Safeguarding Advisers
The Safeguarding Advisers are qualified and experienced social care practitioners who can provide advice and guidance to parishes and others in the diocese on child and adult protection. They can offer advice, discuss any protection matters and clarify anything in the Diocesan Guidelines. They are always ready to work with you to plan a detailed response to any protection issue, taking into account all aspects of your particular situation. Please do not hesitate to contact them; they are always very ready to help.
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Elaine Rose 01233 720930 / 07831 860218 E-mail: erose@diocant.org |
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Paul Brightwell 01732 384734 / 07398 009951 E-mail: pbrightwell@diocant.org |
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Lesley Weaver (Assistant with responsibility for training) 07971 626567 E-mail: lweaver@diocant.org |
For information about Disclosure and Barring Service checks or safeguarding training, please contact the safeguarding office at Diocesan House:
Sheila Rooke (Safeguarding Administrator
01227 459401
Email: safeguarding@diocant.org
Karen Carolan-Evans (Safeguarding Administrator)
01227 459401
Email: safeguarding@diocant.org
Safeguarding Management Group and Risk Assessment Group
David Kemp (Chair)
E-mail: dkemp@diocant.org
Steve Lillicrap (Vice Chair)
E-mail: slillicrap@diocant.org
Kent County Council services
Main contact: 03000 41 41 41
- Adult social services & health: 03000 41 61 61
- Children & Families Information Service: 03000 41 23 23
- Children’s social services: 03000 41 11 11
Safeguarding forms, job descriptions and policies
- Guidelines
- Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults from Harm – Diocesan guidelines
- Canterbury Cathedral Safeguarding Guidelines
- Promoting a Safe Church 2006 – National guidelines
- Bell ringing guidelines
- Bell ringing guidelines – Central Council of Church Bell Ringers
- Protecting All God’s Children 2010 – National guidelines
- eSafety and Abuse Guidelines 2012
- Deliverance Ministry Referrals
- Messy Church
- Messy Church and Unaccompanied Children
- Model Code of Safer Working Practice
- Off-site, overnight and ‘one-off’ trips safeguarding guidance
- Responding to Domestic Abuse guidelines 2006
- Responding to Serious Safeguarding Situations 2015
- Responding Well to those who have been Sexually Abused 2011
- Safer Recruitment
- Learning & Development Practice Guidance 2016
Risk Assessment for Individuals who may Pose Risk to Children or Adults 2015 - Safeguarding Records: Joint Practice Guidance for the Church of England and the Methodist Church (2015)
- Suggested Church Hall Premises Hire Terms and Conditions
- Working in the community with vulnerable adults
- Working with Survivors of Sexual Abuse
- Policy statements
- Parish Safeguarding Policy Statement (Annexe A) (Word format) (PDF format)
- Forms
- Application form – (Word format) (PDF format)
- Incident report form
- Attendance Record template – (Excel format)
- Church hall hire agreement
- Confidential Declaration
- Consent form for off-site activities
- Job Description and Agreement – (Word format) (PDF format)
- Registration form for children attending groups or activities – (Word format)
- Parental Consent Form – Group Membership
- Photo consent form
- Reference request form – (Word format) (PDF format)
- Checklists
- Safeguarding action flow chart
- Children and V.A. recruitment checklist – (Word format)
- Safeguarding Children in the Parish – checklist
- Safeguarding in the Parish – Key tasks for PCCs (Word format) (PDF format)
- Safer Recruitment checklist
- Job descriptions
- Information
- Safeguarding
- Advocacy services
- Safeguarding leaflet
- A safe environment for children – (Word format)
- ChildLine posters
- Definitions of child abuse categories
- Human Trafficking and Exploitation
- Mental Health Matters
- Risk Assessment Group membership and terms of reference
- Safeguarding Management Group membership and terms of reference
- Signs and symptoms of child abuse
- The lessons we need to learn
- Are you a safeguarding church? – PCC Activity Pack
- Safeguarding
