Safeguarding commitment

Our starting principle

The safety, dignity and rights of people who engage with Zane come before any program target. Abuse, exploitation, harassment and discrimination are not tolerated.

Safeguarding in practice

• A clear route for reporting concerns
• Named responsibility for appropriate follow-up
• Role-appropriate checks for staff and volunteers
• Induction, a code of conduct and responsible referral

Images, stories and consent

No identifiable image, story or personal account should be published without informed consent and a safeguarding review. Consent can be withdrawn.

Reporting a concern

Email the dedicated address if you have a safeguarding concern. This website is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate local authority or emergency service.