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The National Board is engaging in a  series of “Listening meetings” to hear your views on the revision of safeguarding children. 

At the meeting the National Board will share our plans for the revision of the policy and then ask questions and receive your comments which we will incorporate into draft documents.

We have developed a detailed project plan and are in the process of setting up working groups, to oversee this important work.

It is also our intention to consult widely with all relevant stakeholders including external partners priests and religious, complainants and respondents, children and their carers.

This meeting is now full, we are running the same meeting again between 2 and 5 on the same date.  If you wish to attend please email acunningham@safeguarding.ie.  

The National Board is engaging in a  series of “Listening meetings” to hear your views on the development/revision of two important policies –safeguarding adults in the Church and safeguarding children. 

At the meeting the National Board will share our plans for the development/revision of these policies and then ask questions and receive your comments which we will incorporate into draft documents.

We have developed a detailed project plan and are in the process of setting up working groups, to oversee this important work.

It is also our intention to consult widely with all relevant stakeholders including external partners priests and religious, complainants and respondents, children, their carers and vulnerable people.  

If you are a Support Person or Advisor and wish to attend please register below and we will send you the zoom link to attend.

The National Board is engaging in a  series of “Listening meetings” to hear your views on the development/revision of two important policies –safeguarding adults in the Church and safeguarding children. 

At the meeting the National Board will share our plans for the development/revision of these policies and then ask questions and receive your comments which we will incorporate into draft documents.

We have developed a detailed project plan and are in the process of setting up working groups, to oversee this important work.

It is also our intention to consult widely with all relevant stakeholders including external partners priests and religious, complainants and respondents, children, their carers and vulnerable people.  

If you are a Safeguarding Coordinator or member of a Safeguarding Committee and wish to attend please register below and we will send you the zoom link to attend.

The National Board is engaging in a  series of “Listening meetings” to hear your views on the development/revision of two important policies –safeguarding adults in the Church and safeguarding children. 

At the meeting the National Board will share our plans for the development/revision of these policies and then ask questions and receive your comments which we will incorporate into draft documents.

We have developed a detailed project plan and are in the process of setting up working groups, to oversee this important work.

It is also our intention to consult widely with all relevant stakeholders including external partners priests and religious, complainants and respondents, children, their carers and vulnerable people.  

If you are a DLP, Deputy DLP or member of an advisory panel and wish to attend please register below and we will send you the zoom link to attend.

This meeting, which is now an annual event will allow us to share information with you on the work of the National Board, developments in child safeguarding practice, matters of interest in civil and in canon law.

You will be aware that the National Board has been asked to develop a one Church approach to vulnerable adults for the Catholic Church in Ireland, so we wish to take the opportunity at the annual Ecclesiastical Provincial Area Meeting, to hear your views on the issues relating to protecting vulnerable people in the Church.  We also shared our work plan and invited participants to take part in forthcoming consultations.

You can view the slides for the session by clicking here.