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Our fascination globally with the Christmas baby, as well as the suffering messiah on the cross, led me to the conclusion that we have Jesus the baby and Jesus the man. Yet in both forms that he appears, the message is the same. Inclusion, love, peace, justice and mercy. In that juxtaposition, the Babyman appeared with his simple childlike view of a world that was corrupted by the unjust and the powerful.

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Monday 4 December 2006

DWex Child Protection Policy

Dingwall Wildlife Explorers

Child Protection Policy Statement.

Dingwall Wildlife Explorers is fully committed to safeguarding the welfare of all children and young people. It recognises its responsibility to take all reasonable steps to promote safe practice and to protect children from harm, abuse and exploitation.

Volunteers will endeavour to work together to encourage the development of an ethos which embraces difference and diversity and respects the rights of children, young people and adults.

Dingwall Wildlife Explorers will:

  • ensure that all workers understand their legal and moral obligations to protect children and young people from harm, abuse and exploitation;

  • develop best practice in relation to the recruitment of all workers;

  • ensure that all workers understand their responsibility to work to the standards and procedures detailed in the organisation’s Code of Conduct, Code of Good Practice and the Child Protection Procedures;

  • ensure that all workers understand their obligations to report care or protection concerns about a child/young person, or a worker’s conduct towards a child/young person, to the organisation’s designated person for child protection;

  • ensure that all procedures relating to the conduct of workers are implemented in a consistent and equitable manner;

  • ensure that the designated person understands his/her responsibility to refer any child protection concerns to the statutory child protection agencies (i.e. Police and/or Social Work);

  • provide opportunities for all workers to develop their skills and knowledge particularly in relation to the care and protection of children and young people;

  • ensure that children and young people are enabled to express their ideas and views on a wide range of issues and will have access to the organisation’s Complaints Procedure;

  • ensure that parents/carers are encouraged to be involved in the work of the organisation and, when requested, have access to all guidelines and procedures;

  • endeavour to keep up-to-date with national developments relating to the care and protection of children and young people.

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