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Introduction to Managing Allegations Against People in Position of Trust (PiPoT) in Salford
 The Adult Safeguarding Board have created some resources to explain the procedure that organisations should follow if an allegation of abuse is made about a staff member/volunteer.…
'Professional Curiosity'
 This video provides a new way of looking more deeply at what professional curiosity means. It develops on from the idea that professional curiosity is about looking beyond the face value of…
Theory of Change Map
What is a Theory of Change?A Theory of Change (ToC) for Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisations is a strategic framework that explains and shows why the organisation aims to…
"What you need to know about child sexual abuse"
This resource introduces some of the key research and statistics on what is known about child sexual abuse: what it is, who harms children, where it takes place, the impact on children and crucially…
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Document Let's Face The Music.pdf
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 Are you part of an unincorporated association wondering whether you need to register as a charity? Our latest factsheet provides clear guidance on when charitable status becomes a legal…
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As a leader or manager of a VCSE organisation, finding the time to attend or afford the cost of webinars can be a challenge. The Cranfield Trust provides free, on-demand webinars specifically…
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The Mental Health and Wellbeing Directory is a useful resource for VCSE groups and organisations to find out what mental health and wellbeing support is available in Salford for the people you…
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The Salford Thrive Directory has been developed to support anyone working or volunteering with children and young people. The directory will help you access useful information about…
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Illustrated guide to the Working Together to Safeguard Children legislation.  Document safeguardchildren-guide.pdf