Young people’s safety

Safeguarding. Safety, respect and support.

P4YE supports young people aged 11–18 through mentoring, youth activities, workshops and detached youth work. Keeping young people safe and heard is central to our work.

If a child is in immediate danger

Call the emergency services straight away. Do not wait for a reply from P4YE or use the general website enquiry form.

Call 999

Our responsibilities

Our commitment to young people

We aim to provide spaces where young people are respected, listened to and protected from harm.

Listening and respect

We value young people’s views, respect their privacy and take their welfare and protection seriously.

Safer people and activities

Our policy commits to safer recruitment, supervision and training. Appropriate enhanced DBS checks may be required for certain roles.

Acting on concerns

Staff and volunteers are expected to recognise and report concerns, following safeguarding procedures and working with relevant services when necessary.

Speak up and seek support

Worried about a young person?

Concerns might involve abuse, neglect, exploitation, bullying, online harm or inappropriate conduct. Please contact P4YE’s safeguarding team promptly if you are worried about a young person’s safety.

Please do not share detailed safeguarding or medical information through the general contact or referral form. P4YE may need to share safeguarding concerns with relevant authorities to protect a child.

NSPCC helpline: 0808 800 5000

Everyday safeguarding

Safeguarding in our activities

Events, consent and supervision

The policy sets out parental enrolment, accompaniment and consent arrangements for different events. P4YE also carries out risk assessments for activities involving unaccompanied children.

Respectful behaviour and anti-bullying

P4YE does not tolerate bullying and expects staff and volunteers to model safe, respectful behaviour and respond to incidents appropriately.

Photographs and filming

The policy covers photography and video at events. Please contact the safeguarding team if you have any concerns about photographs, filming or publication.

Official document

Read our full Safeguarding Policy

The full policy contains P4YE’s safeguarding arrangements, procedures, legal references and further contact information.

Policy signed 11 May 2026 · Review scheduled 1 December 2026

Read the full policy (PDF)

Our Partners

Working together for stronger communities.

“Partner With Purpose”
  • Saffron Valley Collegiate
  • Croydon council
  • Reedham Childrens Trust
  • TNL Community Fund
  • Archbishop Lanfranc
  • VRU
  • Jack Petchey
  • Redthread
  • Croydon BID
  • Be Inspired
  • Harris Academy Purley
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