

PHONE NUMBER 01202 524777
EMAIL: admin@aimcommunity.org
CREATIVE ARTS EDUCATION
& MENTORING
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN DORSET

Safeguarding Statement of Commitment
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As an organisation we believe that:
- The welfare of the child is paramount. 

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All children and young people, whatever their age, culture, disability, gender, language, racial origin, religious beliefs and/or sexual identity, have the right to protection from abuse. 

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Children and young people should be respected and valued as individuals. 

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We should provide a safe, caring, environment with a happy and friendly atmosphere.
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We have a responsibility to protect children and young people and report suspected or disclosed abuse to the appropriate statutory authorities. 

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All suspicions and allegations of abuse will be taken seriously and all AIMCommunity staff (paid and unpaid) have a responsibility to report concerns to the named Designated Safeguarding Lead or Deputy DSL in their absence.
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We have a responsibility to support and train those who work with children and young people within AIMCommunity.

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We have a commitment to best practice as far as our work with children and young people is concerned. 


PREVENT
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To promote, implement and monitor the AIMCommunity’s responsibilities under the Prevent Duty to all students, staff, Trustees and visitors.
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To promote and embed British Values into the organisation’s procedures and curriculum offer.
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To set a strategy, objectives and an action plan to achieve the Prevent Duty.
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To promote AIMCommunity's ethos and values.
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To break down segregation among different student groups and to engage all students in having a full and active role with wider engagement in society.
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To ensure student and staff safety.
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To ensure that AIMCommunity promotes a culture of non bullying, non harassment and non discrimination.
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To provide support for students who may be at risk, and develop appropriate sources of advice and guidance.
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To ensure that students and staff are aware of their roles and responsibilities in preventing violent extremism and radicalisation.




Safeguarding & PREVENT Links
Grow Your Vision

Email help@nspcc.org.uk
Call 0808 800 5000

9:30am - 4pm, Monday - Friday.
Parent Help Line 0808 802 5544
Text YM to 85258

Call 0800 1111
To make a referral, call the National Police Prevent advice line on 0800 011 3764, or use the Dorset Police online referral form.
For general advice before making a referral, call 01202 229 319 or email dorsetprevent@dorset.police.uk