2012 Annual Report – NBSCCCI

The annual report from the NBSCCCI is now available. Read on for download.

Guidance on Leave and Restriction from Ministry

This document has been produced by the National Board following an extensive consultation process. It represents guidance rather than direction for the Church.

3rd Tranche of NBSCCCI Reviews – April 2013

Download reviews of the Dioceses of Clogher, Elphin, Ferns, Galway, Killala and Waterford and the Society of African Missions (SMA) and see NBSCCCI media statement.

NBSCCCI E-Newsletter – April 2013

In this fifth issue, you find information on policy updates and changes in NBSCCCI personnel including the announcement that Ian Elliott will be retiring as CEO at the end of June.

Training Manager appointed to the National Office

The National Office welcomes the appointment of a new Training Manager, Niall Moore, to oversee all aspects of Safeguarding Training within the Catholic Church in Ireland

NBSCCCI Training – Tutors

See NBSCCC panel of Tutors – those who train the trainers in dioceses and congregations.

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Press Statement on launch of Annual Report 2012

See Press Statement issued by the National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church on the launch of the Annual Report 2012

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2012 Annual Report – NBSCCCI

The annual report from the NBSCCCI is now available. Read on for download.

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Clarification of HSE training in relation to NBSCCCI Training Materials

Clarification of HSE training in relation to NBSCCCI Training Materials Following a meeting with Boyd Dodds (HSE National Lead for mplementation of Children First)  NBSCCCI can confirm that  HSE plans for modular training written by HSE and delivered by HSE trained trainers will not supercede NBSCCCI  current training materials .  Boyd Dodds confirmed to us [...]

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Guidance on Leave and Restriction from Ministry

This document has been produced by the National Board following an extensive consultation process. It represents guidance rather than direction for the Church.

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