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Safe Communities Toolkit Application Form

Thank you for showing interest in the Safe Communities Toolkit. To help us to review your application we need to ask for some information about your organisation and you. This is to check that your organisation meets the criteria for receiving the Toolkit.


Please complete all fields.


Q1: Please give the full postal address of your organisation
PLEASE NOTE WE CANNOT DELIVER TO PO BOX ADDRESSES.



Q2: What kind of activities do you provide for children? Please tick all that apply.


Q3: What type of organisation are you? Please tick all that apply.


Q4: How did you hear about the Safe Communities Toolkit?

Details if "Other" selected:

We now want to ask some questions about your organisation and child protection. This is to help us build a picture of the types of organisations that are asking us for a Toolkit. This information will remain confidential and be used only for statistical purposes to help us find out if the Safe Communities project works in helping organisations to keep children safe. We will not link your name, the name of your organisation or its address to this information.
Q5: How often do you run your activities for children?

Q6: On average, how many children attend?
Q7: Does your organisation have a child protection or safeguarding policy?

Q8: Does your organisation have procedures for child protection?

Q9: Do you carry out employment checks on volunteers and leaders of the activities for children?

Q10: Do you provide training in child protection for volunteers working with children?

Q11: Do you have a code behaviour for volunteers in their work with children?

Q12: Do children or parents have a named person they can report any concerns to?

Thank you for completing this section. If you are successful in your application for a Toolkit there are some more details we will need from you.


Q13: Which language would you like for your Toolkit?


Q14: Delivery address for the Toolkit if different from Question 1



Q15: Your name and position in the organisation



Q16: Your telephone and/or email address



Q17: Is your organisation welsh speaking?