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As part of the NSPCC’s recent review of expenditure across all of our services and activities, it has been decided that the Staying Safe Commitment Scheme will no longer accept new registrations.
The Staying Safe Commitment Scheme offers recognition and support to organisations that have taken the first steps to introduce measures to protect children and young people from harm or abuse.
The scheme is underpinned by the NSPCC Safetycheck standards. These standards provide a benchmark for good practice and help to make organisations safe for children, young people staff and volunteers.
On these pages you'll find details of organisations already registered on the Scheme and organisations awarded the NSPCC Certificate of Recognition. You can also download our regular newsletter for organisations that are registered on the Scheme and additional support and advice, including:
The NSPCC awards a Certificate of Recognition to organisations that meet the Staying Safe Commitment Scheme criteria. This will benefit your organisation in a number of ways, for example it will:
To receive the Certificate of Recognition, organisations must be able to demonstrate that they have:
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