Safeguarding
Tower Block Radio wants to create safe, respectful and properly managed spaces for artists, DJs, volunteers, young people and community partners.
Our commitment
We are committed to safeguarding children, young people, adults at risk, volunteers, artists, staff, guests and community members involved in Tower Block Radio activities.
Where safeguarding applies
Workshops
Youth sessions
Volunteer activity
Events
Online communication
Artist mentoring
Studio visits
Community outreach
Archive interviews
Partner programmes
Our safeguarding principles
- ▸Put welfare first.
- ▸Treat concerns seriously.
- ▸Use safer recruitment for relevant roles.
- ▸Set clear boundaries for adults working with young people.
- ▸Keep appropriate records.
- ▸Escalate concerns to the correct person or authority.
- ▸Do not allow bullying, harassment, grooming, discrimination or abuse.
- ▸Review policies as the organisation grows.
Safer recruitment
Some roles may require references, identity checks, training or DBS checks depending on the nature of the activity and whether the role involves regulated activity with children or adults at risk.
Reporting a concern
If you have a safeguarding concern connected to Tower Block Radio, contact us using the safeguarding form below. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999. If the concern is urgent but not an emergency, contact the appropriate local safeguarding service or police route.
Safeguarding contact
Safeguarding Lead: To be appointed
Policy status
This page is a public summary of our safeguarding approach. A full safeguarding policy, volunteer code of conduct, incident reporting process and safer recruitment process will be maintained as Tower Block Radio's community activity develops.
Report a Safeguarding Concern
Use the form below to report a concern. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if someone is in immediate danger?+
Call 999 immediately. If the concern is urgent but not an emergency, contact the appropriate local safeguarding service or police route.
Who can report a concern?+
Anyone - participants, volunteers, artists, parents, guardians, community members or staff. You can report a concern about yourself or someone else.
What happens after I report a concern?+
We will acknowledge your report, review the information, and take appropriate action. This may include contacting relevant authorities, reviewing our processes, or taking disciplinary action where necessary.
Do volunteers need DBS checks?+
Some roles may require references, identity checks, training or DBS checks depending on the nature of the activity and whether the role involves regulated activity with children or adults at risk.
Is this page the full safeguarding policy?+
No. This page is a public summary of our safeguarding approach. A full safeguarding policy, volunteer code of conduct, incident reporting process and safer recruitment process will be maintained as Tower Block Radio's community activity develops.