Looking after your churchs social media and website? Policies you will need to know.Safeguarding Policy.It is the responsibility of everyone to ensure the protection of children and vulnerable adults online and offline and spot the warning signs for those who may be experiencing abuse or online bullying. Familiarise yourself with the Diocese Safeguarding Policy (chapter 12 of the Safeguarding Handbook, page 38) and who to contact if you have questions or concerns. Some points for you to consider…
For more guidance, please visit the Parish Safeguarding Handbook or contact your diocesan safeguarding team. Photography/video consent form. The Church of England recently launched social media advice tackling offensive behaviour and misleading content. To find out more, click here. At the same time the Church is urging Christians and others to sign up to a voluntary digital charter aimed at fostering a more positive atmosphere online. |
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