About the Safe Practice Mark
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The Safe Practice Mark is awarded to organisations providing youth services. It provides assurance to those using the services that correct safeguards are in place.
- offers community and voluntary sector organisations support from MKCC Safeguarding services
- standardises practice of setting up and running youth provision in MK
- organisations can gain the Safe Practice Mark on an annual basis
- MKCC Safeguarding Managers review the organisations safeguarding, allegations, social media and data protection policies and procedures including that DBS checks, safeguarding training and a Designated Safeguarding Lead are in place
- offer community and voluntary sector youth organisations support from MKCC Safeguarding services
- for more information about the Safe Practice Mark please email: YPSafePractice@milton-keynes.gov.uk
Organisations with the Safe Practice Mark
- 5 On It Foundation
- Action4Youth
- Alternatives to Conflict
- APF Activity Camps
- Arthur Ellis
- Black Sheep Collective
- Bletchley Youth Club
- Cauldwell Youth
- Christina Marks School of Performing Arts
- Chum CIC
- Climb Quest
- Empower 4 Success
- Future Wolverton
- Jo's Hope
- Let's Kick It
- MKAct
- MK Dons Academy
- MK Dons SET
- MK Melting Pot
- MK Springers
- ReturnMK
- Ride High
- Sport Milton Keynes
- SW Health and Wellbeing - Sport Works
- Thomley
- UDOIT Dance Foundation
- Woburn Safari Park
- Woughton Community Council Youth Service
- You Mental
- Youth Visionaries
- YMCA
For organisations
Benefits of applying include:
- MKCC safeguarding managers can support you through the application process. Email YPSafePractice@milton-keynes.gov.uk for more information
- For more information gaining the Safe Practice Mark, and the application process please click here