CADA NI Safeguarding Workshops
CADA
These important workshops will provide an introduction to and refresher on safeguarding, and will give the opportunity to delve into organisational culture, discuss scenarios, start a safeguarding health check and explore different roles and responsibilities within your organisation. The workshops will be facilitated by Philippa Ramsden, the Scottish International Development Alliance (SIDA)'s Programme Manager (Safeguarding & Mentoring), with input from the Charity Commission NI.
Two workshops will be held; the first for staff at all levels, and the second catered to trustees/senior management:
Staff Workshop: Safeguarding Focal Points: Wednesday 18th March 10am - 3:30pm. BOOK HERE
Trustees Workshop: Thursday 19th March 10am - 1:30pm. BOOK HERE
Venue: Crescent Arts Centre, Belfast
Tickets: £10 CADA Members / £20 Non-Members
Places are limited and are on a first come, first served basis. Lunch will be provided.
Register for the workshops by following the links above, or by emailing Lucy at info@cada-ni.org.
- Advice services
- Carers
- Disability
- Health and wellbeing
- Race/ethnicity
- Volunteer development
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
The Crescent Arts Centre
2-4 University Road
Belfast
BT7 1NH
United Kingdom
UK Alliance, Bond International and the Department for International Development
CADA NI Safeguarding Workshops
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