Safeguarding Training for groups in Milton Keynes

Safeguarding Training for Voluntary Groups in Milton Keynes.

Keeping up to date with the safeguarding regulations is really vital for all voluntary groups and organisations. It’s about making sure your organisation is run in a way that actively prevents harm, harassment, bullying, abuse and neglect. It’s also about being ready to respond safely and effectively if there is a problem. Having an up to date safeguarding policy is a key requirement when you apply for external funding.

Safeguarding is the area that is often mentioned by the groups that we work with as a training need and that is why we have teamed up with the local safeguarding expert and trainer to offer this training to local groups in Milton Keynes.

Date: Thursday 23rd November – 10am to 1pm

Venue: The Almere in Central Milton Keynes (353 Avebury Boulevard, Central Milton Keynes ,MK9 2FF).

What us the training about?

This training session has been designed to provide information to voluntary and community groups, and social enterprises, to equip them to understand the safeguarding requirements for those who work or volunteer with adults and children in Milton Keynes. It will help to ensure that voluntary and community groups are meeting the legal requirements around safeguarding.

Who is the training for?

The session is open to anyone who leads an organisation who works with adults at risk and children in Milton Keynes. Open to VCSE groups in Milton Keynes (community groups, charities and social enterprises).

What is the cost?

We are asking for a small fee of £22 per person to help us cover the costs of the event. Pay when registering via Eventbrite.

Who is the trainer?

Tammie Redman has been delivering training in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas since the 1990’s. She has experience of working in varied setting and organisations including community and voluntary groups in both committee, management and DSL roles. Tammie was also employed as the training manager for Milton Keynes Safeguarding Children Board until 2016. She is now an independent trainer working with schools, settings, voluntary groups and the Local Authority to provide high quality relevant training.

What will the workshop cover?

We will explore what you need to put in place and how you monitor your effectiveness for safeguarding both adults and children. The specific learning objectives include