Safeguarding Adviser (DSA) - caseworker, advice & guidance
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Occupation Type
Welfare and housing associate professionals not elsewhere classified.
Occupation Code Skill LevelMedium Skilled
Sponsorship EligibilityIneligible for Sponsorship
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Description
We are committed to the highest standards of safeguarding, supporting victims and survivors of abuse; and creating a positive safeguarding culture in every Church and worshipping community in every corner of our diocese.
We are expanding our safeguarding team and this exciting advisory and support post will support our safeguarding casework, recordkeeping, risk management approaches, offer advice and guidance to our parishes; and support some of our wider safeguarding development projects.
Our additional Safeguarding Adviser will help us ensure that the most vulnerable groups in our church communities are protected; will take responsibility for designated casework, and lead the provision of quality and timely advice, guidance and support for our parishes and worshipping communities.
We are expanding our safeguarding team and this exciting advisory and support post will support our safeguarding casework, recordkeeping, risk management approaches, offer advice and guidance to our parishes; and support some of our wider safeguarding development projects.
Our additional Safeguarding Adviser will help us ensure that the most vulnerable groups in our church communities are protected; will take responsibility for designated casework, and lead the provision of quality and timely advice, guidance and support for our parishes and worshipping communities.