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Safeguarding

Chiltern Foodbank is committed to adhering to the highest possible safeguarding standards. 

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Please remember

If someone is injured or in imminent danger, call 999 immediately.

To underline and demonstrate our Safeguarding commitment, we:

  1. Have a designated Safeguarding Trustee Board Member
  2. Have appointed Safeguarding Officers who work across all operational aspects of our foodbank
  3. Review our Safeguarding policy and all associated procedures annually, or sooner should new relevant legislation require this
  4. Ensure all relevant personnel receive initial and ongoing safeguarding training from accredited providers
  5. Commit to embedding safeguarding practices at every touch point across our foodbank

A copy of our safeguarding policy is available on request.

Please remember that if someone is injured or in imminent danger, call 999 immediately. 

If you wish to raise a safeguarding concern with Chiltern Foodbank, please complete the form below. Kindly provide as much information as possible including:

  1. Details of the person you are concerned about
  2. Date and details of the concern or incident
  3. Details of the alleged perpetrator
  4. Your contact details

Any concerns raised to Chiltern Foodbank, using this form, are monitored frequently. However, please do not use this form for time critical concerns. In such situations, you must contact the relevant emergency authority.

Raise a Safeguarding Concern