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Safeguarding Documents

Category	Form, Policy & Link
Consent Form	Email & mobile consent form
Consent Form	General consent form
Consent Form	Medical consent form
Consent Form	Medication form
Consent Form	Safe Use of Images Policy Template
Consent Form	Special Activity consent form
Consent Form	Trips out & non-usual activities consent form
Diocesan Policies	Promoting a Safer Church - Church of England Safeguarding Policy Statement
Diocesan Policies	Ex-Offenders Recruitment Policy
Diocesan Policies	Responding Well to Domestic Abuse - Diocesan Statement
Information sheet	Bell Ringers Safeguarding Guide
Information sheet	Duty of care
Information sheet	First Aid and administration of medication
Information sheet	Holidays and Residential Trips with children, young people and adults who may be vulnerable
Information sheet	Inappropriate behaviour by children, young people or vulnerable adults
Information sheet	Model Safeguarding Provision to attach to a Hire of Church Premises Agreement
Information sheet	Registering with OFSTED
Information sheet	Safer working practice with children, young people and vulnerable adults
Information sheet	Guidance for PCCs: Identifying Safeguarding Serious Incidents and Reporting them to the Charity Commission
Information sheet	PCC Example Template Delegations: Reporting of Serious Incidents to the Charity Commission
Information sheet	Sleepovers - including sleeping on church premises
Information sheet	Streaming Advice
Information sheet	Touch
Information sheet	Transport - private cars and minibuses
Information sheet	Unaccompanied children, young people or vulnerable adults at church services
Information sheet	What to Consider when Letting Church Halls
Information sheet	Safeguarding Report for APCM template
Information sheet	Safeguarding Report to PCC template
Information sheet	Safeguarding Review for PCC template
Mental Health	Church of England: Mental Health Resources
Mental Health	Finding The Right Approach - How to decide whether to follow a safeguarding path, a mental health path, or both
Mental Health	Mental Health Access Pack
Mental Health	Other Diocesan Mental Health pages on this site
Mental Health	Local and National Mental Health Resources 2021
Mental Health	The Truth about Self Harm – produced by the Mental Health Foundation
Recruitment guidelines	ThirtyOne:Eight Applying for a DBS Basic Disclosure
Recruitment guidelines	ThirtyOne:Eight Applying for a DBS Enhanced Disclosure
Recruitment guidelines	ThirtyOne:Eight Recruiters guide E-Bulk system from Basics to Enhanced
Recruitment guidelines	Thirtyone:Eight (Formerly CCPAS) Disclosure Service St Albans
Recruitment guidelines	ThirtyOne:Eight Registration form
Recruitment guidelines	ThirtyOne:Eight New Recruiters Application form
Recruitment guidelines	Thirtyone:Eight (Formerly CCPAS) website: Comprehensive range of associated documents
Recruitment guidelines	Confidential Declaration Form - Clergy
Recruitment guidelines	Confidential Declaration Form - PtO Clergy/Readers/BAP
Risk Assessment	Activities risk assessment template
Risk Assessment	Childrens Church risk assessment example
Risk Assessment	Health & Safety checklist
Risk Assessment	Lone Working Guidelines
Risk Assessment	Messy Church risk assessment example
Risk Assessment	Pastoral visiting risk assessment example
Risk Assessment	Personal risk assessment tool
Risk Assessment	Risk Assessments - general guidance
Volunteer Trainer Documents	There are currently no vacancies for volunteer trainers

Mental Health Access Pack

We would like to share the following link, which gives access to information regarding mental health which may help you to engage more effectively with mental health issues.:

www.mentalhealthaccesspack.org/about/

This is a free resource which comes from a partnership between Livability, The Mind and Soul Foundation and Premier Life.

The Mind and Soul Foundation educates, encourages and enables the church on mental health issues. Premier Life covers a wide range of issues on health and life. Liveability works with disabled and disadvantaged people and communities across the UK. Together they created this site in response to help and support church lead-ers and those who attend church, with mental health issues.

Their intention is to offer the church a reliable, Christian-based resource which presents the facts on key mental health issues – all in one place. The site also points you to other trusted organisations, including Christian charities working in this field.

Safeguarding Documents

Mental Health Access Pack

Safeguarding Contacts for St Albans Diocese