HELPS Counsellors
Safeguarding
Draft information — awaiting review and approval by HELPS Counsellors.
Immediate danger
If someone is in immediate danger in the UK, call 999. Do not wait for an email response or an appointment.
Raising a concern
Contact HELPS to ask for the person responsible for safeguarding. Avoid sending detailed sensitive information until a safe reporting method has been agreed. You can also contact your local council’s children’s or adult safeguarding team.
Approved safeguarding policy
HELPS must supply its designated safeguarding contact, reporting process and approved safeguarding policy. This draft does not replace that policy or emergency support.
Contact HELPS
info@helpscounsellors.org116 Saxonbury Way, Peterborough, PE2 9FB