Lead, in partnership with the Jewish Volunteering Network (JVN) are delighted to host the second session in our annual Trustees' Induction Programme on Safeguarding. The Trustees' Induction Programme supports and educates new Trustees and those who want to refresh their knowledge.
Safeguarding is often focused on governance, policies and due diligence. Shelley’s presentation will explore how high-quality safeguarding can lead to a dramatic, positive shift in organisational and communal culture. Safeguarding remains the key priority for the Charity Commission. This session will help participants to better understand the benefits that best practice in safeguarding can bring to organisations, communities and individuals. Safeguarding responsibilities ultimately sit with Trustees, and this session will highlight how safeguarding policies, procedures and implementation ensure Jewish communal charities create safer environments in the organisations they serve.
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Shelly Marsh is the Executive Director of Reshet: the network for Jewish youth provision. Shelley previously worked as the Executive Director of Limmud and Director of Informal Education for UJIA. Shelley spent 10 years living in Israel, teaching in both formal and informal educational settings. She holds an MA in Community Leadership. Shelley’s work on self-esteem in young people has been published and reported internationally. She is a qualified NLP practitioner. Shelley is a Designated Safeguarding Lead and is part of the National Safeguarding Youth Forum. In her free time, Shelley is the family representative to ESPNIC (The European Society for Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care), an advisor to the Children’s Aid Committee Fund and sits on the National Youth Safeguarding Forum. |
To book this session, please use the booking form below
The sessions are from 18.30-21.00 (a light supper will be available during the evening)
