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Safeguarding

 

One of Conwy County Borough Council’s corporate priorities is to ensure that vulnerable people are protected and are able to live as independently as possible.

As a Council, we believe that every child and adult has a right to be safe from harm. The Council acknowledges its role and responsibilities to provide definite guidance for staff, Councillors, partners and those people whom we serve in this key field.

Safeguarding is everybody's business in every Service within the Council. Whilst Social Services is the Lead Service for dealing with enquiries regarding allegations / concerns that children and adults may be suffering significant harm, everyone has a responsibility to safeguard the welfare of children, young people and adults, whatever the role of the individual

Safeguarding is a wider concept than the protection of children and adults and deals with the promoting of:

  • Physical, emotional and mental health;
  • Protection from harm and neglect;
  • Education, training and leisure;
  • Contribution to society;
  • Social and economic well-being

For more information on Safeguarding or to report a concern, please go to: Safeguarding (conwy.gov.uk)

Safeguarding Training

Sport Conwy, the local voluntary sports council in Conwy, run safeguarding courses, for more information on the courses, please go to:  Sport Conwy

Useful Links

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NSPCC Deal with a sport safeguarding concern
Disability Sport Wales Child Welfare and Safeguarding
Club Solutions Safeguarding in Sport
Ann Craft Trust About the Ann Craft Trust
Wales Safeguarding Procedures Social care Wales
Childline Childline
Samaritans Every life lost to suicide is a tragedy
Young Minds Children and young people's mental health charity
Mind Help for mental health problems
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