National Safeguarding Unit (NSU) - Safe Activities For Everyone

The Safe Network conference, 'Active Communities, Safer Children' 

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Thank you for your positive interest in the Safe Network conference 'Active Communities, Safer Children’.  Registration for this conference is now closed.
When is it? : 17/02/2011 
Where is it? : Church House, Deans Yard, Westminster, London, SW1P 3NZ 
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Confirmation emails to all registered delegates have now been sent and we ask that this email is presented upon arrival to gain access to the conference.  If you have not received your confirmation email, please contact info@safenetwork.org.uk before 4 February 2011

Young boy hiding behind some leavesAs part of our commitment to you, we want to organise an event that will provide you with the most up-to-date information and an opportunity for you to hear about the latest developments and discuss the implications this may have for you, as well as provide a standards framework that reflects these changes. Join us to discuss new approaches to keeping children safe, and how voluntary and community groups can respond to the government's Big Society.

At the conference you will have the opportunity to hear inspiring keynote presentations including, young people from the British Youth CouncilEmma Kenny, TV psychologist and counsellor and others.

Also a choice of workshops from:

It will be an excellent opportunity to get together with similar organisations to share experiences of running safe activities for children and young people.

If you have any questions about the conference or would like to find out further information please contact us.

 

Next steps 

Young girl smilingWhat is safeguarding?
Why keeping children safe in your organisation should be your top priority.

Employing the right people
If your organisation has contact with children, then make sure that the people you recruit are suitable to work with children.

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