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Head of Safeguarding - Claire Reay

Safeguarding Advisor - Beverley Lewis

Safeguarding Advisor - Georgina McCaugherty (on maternity leave)

Safeguarding Advisor - Jayne Pullinger

Safeguarding Advisor - Susan Behan

Safeguarding Advisor - Charlotte McKenna

Administration Support Officer - Jackie Crawford

Administration Support Officer - Angela Arkley

Administration Support Officer - Isabel Lewis

Safeguarding
Cathedral House
St Chad’s Queensway
Birmingham
B4 6EX

Tel: 0121 230 6240

Latest

WorkCare West Midlands: Interim Lead Officer

Opportunity at newly merged charity
Restoring Pugin Study Day, Nottingham Cathedral

Invitation to a day dedicated to exploring the legacy of Pugin, with a focus on Restoring Pugin Project discoveries at Nottingham Cathedral. Saturday 1 June.
Safeguarding Audit Report Published

CSSA awards Archdiocese of Birmingham a safeguarding grading of 'Firm Progress' - with particular strengths in how safeguarding messages are communicated and how those who report harm are engaged with and cared for.
Burning Bush: Reflection for 5th Sunday of Easter and St Joseph the Worker

“Make your home in me as I make mine in you” with Monsignor Daniel McHugh

Safeguarding Resources and Links

Other agencies and services.
Safeguarding Trustee Sub-Committee

Our work is overseen by a Safeguarding Trustee Sub-Committee which includes representatives from various organisations both Statutory and Voluntary.
Safeguarding Training

Advice and training for groups and parishes.
Parish Safeguarding Representatives

Volunteers in our parishes and chaplaincies who support on safeguarding matters.
Parish Safeguarding Communications - Minimum Standards

In order to meet the standards set out by the Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency (CSSA) all parish communications need to demonstrate clearly the Archdiocese’s commitment to safeguarding.
Safeguarding Policies
Support for Survivors:

The Safeguarding Office is a safe point of contact for survivors of abuse. We are here to help.
Reporting a concern about a child or adult at risk:

If a Child (anyone under the age of 18) or Adult at Risk is in immediate danger you must contact the Police on 999. If you have other concerns and there is no immediate danger, please contact the Safeguarding Team.
Safeguarding FAQs