Amparo can support you following a suicide in a range of ways through one to one individual support, help with any media enquiries, practical support when dealing with the Police or Coroner, help overcoming feelings of isolation, putting you in touch with local services that can help. https://hallam-diocese.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2021/09/Amparo-Poster.pdf https://hallam-diocese.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2021/09/AMPARO-CARD-A6-2020.pdf https://hallam-diocese.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2021/09/Amparo-Card-Kent-Medway1.pdf https://hallam-diocese.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2021/09/AMPARO-Generic-A5-Leaflet.pdf Please see below from Vida regarding a Development Manager vacancy. Vida Sheffield are recruiting a Development Manager – closing date 29 Sept Salary: NJC Scale Points 33-35 [£36,922-£38,890 at 2020-21 rate – uplift pending] pro rata Hours: 26 to 30 hrs a week [3.5 to 4 days] – negotiable Contract: Permanent Vida Sheffield deliver specialist trauma focused and gender sensitive therapy services to women and girls. We also offer bespoke training in trauma-informed working, and promote campaigns to tackle the underlying causes of domestic and sexual abuse, and in particular Violence Against Women & Girls [VAWG]. This is a fantastic opportunity for a passionate, committed professional, with leadership and organisational skills, to work alongside our Clinical Manager to lead and manage Vida, and help us grow sustainably following the challenges of the Covid pandemic – our current Director is approaching retirement after many years with the organisation. You will have experience as a CEO or a senior manager in a voluntary or public sector organisation, experience of managing financial, policy and HR functions, and proven skills in fundraising and collaborative working. Your ethos and approach should match those of Vida, with an understanding of gender-based violence and the barriers faced by survivors with different needs and life experiences. You should be passionate about ensuring that our services are delivered in line with our vision, and survivors are at the centre of all of our work. You will be joining us at a time of growth for the organisation – Vida have undertaken a strategic review and planning process in consultation with our 6 staff, volunteers, Trustees and service user reps from our Women’s Voices service user involvement group. Due to the nature of the role we will be considering women applicants only, in accordance with the provisions of the Equality Act 2010 [pursuant to Schedule 9 part 1] as a genuine occupational requirement. Vida are committed to actively valuing diversity – we seek applications from women from all backgrounds and communities. Closing date for applications: Wednesday 29 September 2021 at 9.00am Interviews are provisionally planned for: Tuesday 5 October 2021 To apply: please download the Job Description/Person Specification and Application Form here: https://vidasheffield.org.uk/2021/08/05/recruiting-development-manager/ For an initial chat contact the Vida Director, Maureen Storey: m.storey@vidasheffield.org.uk For more information about Vida visit our website at: www.vidasheffield.org.uk The DBA has created faith-specific guidance around DBS checks and can be found here:- DBS has created faith-specific guidance around DBS checks – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Some key points to note are set out below: Adult workforce The guidance clarifies that the main activities that will make a role eligible for an Enhanced DBS check without an Adult’s Barred List check are as follows: These activities will only be eligible when they are provided to adults who fall within certain groups which are set out in legislation. For faith centres, the most likely groups that fall within this are adults: The person carrying out the activity must be doing it: For example An individual who drives the minibus for the church, whose role includes driving elderly and disabled individuals to and from church, and does this once a week every Sunday, would be eligible to apply for an Enhanced DBS check without the Adults’ Barred List check. Regulated activity – adult workforce Anyone who transports adults, on behalf of the faith setting, to, from or between anywhere they receive health care, social work or personal care so that they can access these services is in regulated activity with adults and eligible for an Enhanced DBS check with an Adults’ Barred List check. Child workforce Overnight and residential stays: See the attached poster for information and booking details…. We are currently recruiting to two Commissioning Officer posts (one permanent, one temporary for nine months) in the Council’s All Age Mental Health Commissioning Team. I would be grateful for your help in advertising these vacancies among your networks and am happy to take any queries by email. The link for more information and to apply for the posts is: https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/home/job-vacancies/Joblistings/commissioning-officer-x2.AMPARO – Providing support for families bereaved by Suicide
VIDA Vacancy Development Manager for Agency working to end Domestic Violence Against Women and Girls
DBS faith-Specific Guidance
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Sheffield City Council Vacancies for Commissioning Officer Posts
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A non-exhaustive list of statutory and support services available within Hallam Diocese and nationally, for more information regarding any of the services contact the Hallam Safeguarding Team on 0114 2566453. Please note call charges may apply to the telephone lines provided.
Barnsley Adult Social Care 01226 773300
Derbyshire Adult Social Care 01629 533190 urgent out of hours 01629 532600
Doncaster Adults Safeguarding; SAH-GCSX@doncaster.gcsx.gov.uk, 01302 737063, Urgent Out of Hours 01302 796000, Deaf SMS/Text- 0797 903 1116.
Nottinghamshire Adult Safeguarding 0300 500 80 80 urgent out of hours 0300 456 4546
Sheffield Adults adultaccess@sheffield.gcsx.gov.uk or 0114 273 4908
Barnsley Children’s Assessment Team; 01226 772423 or urgent out of hours; 01226 787789
Derbyshire Children’s Services 01629 533190, out of hours and emergency 01629 532600, also a text service; 86555.
Doncaster Children’s Services 01302 734100 or urgent out of hours 01302 737391
Nottinghamshire Children’s and Families Direct 0115 876 4800
Rotherham Safeguarding Children Operational Service Unit 01709 823 914
Rotherham Children’s Services urgent out of hours 01709 336 080
Sheffield Safeguarding Hub 0114 273 4855.
Childline 0800 1111 (Under 18’s)
NSPCC 0808 800 5000
Bereavement, CRUSE 0808 808 1677
Hallam Caring Services- Diocesan Counselling Service- 0114 256 6407
Dementia UK 0800 888 6678
National Dementia Helpline 0300 222 11 22
National
National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247
Men’s Advice Line 0808 801 0327
Respect (for perpetrators) 0808 802 4040
Broken Rainbow UK (LGBT Service) 0800 999 5428
FGH 0800 028 3550
Sheffield
Independent Domestic Violence Advocacy Service 0114 2493920
Sheffield Domestic Abuse helpline (including support for men) sheffielddact.org.uk 0808 8082241
Sheffield Domestic Abuse Outreach Service (including support for men) 0114 2706999
Victim Support (including domestic abuse service for men) 0114 2758411
Sheffield Women’s Counselling and Therapy Service 0114 2752157
National LGBT Domestic Violence Helpline 0800 9995428
NSPCC Young People’s Centre 0114 2289200
Social Care Service (24 hours) 0114 2734855
Doncaster
Doncaster Council Advice and Homelessness 01302 862043
Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling 01302 360421
Doncaster Victim Support 01302 365531
Doncaster Independent Domestic Violence Advocates 01302 737080
Barnsley
Barnsley Independent Domestic Abuse Service 03000 110110
Victim Support 01226 243761
Barnsley Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Helpline BSARCH 01226 298560
Rotherham
Rotherham Rise 01709 912423
Victim Support 01709 361076
Independent Domestic Violence Advocacy Service 01709 823196
Rotherham Women’s Counselling Service 01709 835482
Youth Start (13-19 year olds) 01709 25526
Apna Haq- (Support for women from the BAME Community) 07824 767170
Chesterfield
Derbyshire Domestic Abuse 24hr Helpline 0800 0198 668
The Elm Foundation 01246 540464
Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire Independent Domestic Abuse Service NIDAS – 01623 683250
Nottinghamshire Women’s Aid 24hr Helpline- 0808 800 0340
Shelter (Homelessness) 0808 800 4444
Young Women’s Housing Project (For women aged 16-25) 0114 2680580
St Wilfrid’s Centre 0114 255 5720
Karma Nirvana www.karmanirvana.org.uk 0800 5999 247
Ashiana Sheffield www.ashianasheffield.org 0114 255 5740
Modern Slavery Helpline –0800 0121 700
Mencap Learning Disability Helpine 0808 808 1111
Respond (Survivors of abuse with learning disabilities) 0207 383 0700
MIND- 0300 123 3393 info@mind.org.uk Text: 86463
NHS Helpline 111
NHS Sheffield Mental Health Single Access Point- 0114 2263636
Rethink 0300 5000 927
Samaritans- www.samaritans.org Free phone: 116 123
Independent Sexual Violence Advisor ISVA 03000 110 110
Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre- 0808 8020013
Doncaster Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Service (DRASACS)- 01302 360421
Sheffield Rape Crisis (SRASAC)- 0808 802 0013
SurvivorsUK (Male Survivors of Abuse) Whatsapp 07491 816064 or SMS 020 33221860 or online chat www.survivorsuk.org/ways-we-can-help/online-helpline/
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) 0808 801 0331
The Survivors Trust – 08088 010818
Ministers and Clergy Sexual Abuse Survivors-08088 010340
Survivors Advisory Panel – to be updated
Respond (Survivors of abuse with learning disabilities) 0207 383 0700
Incest and Sexual Abuse Survivors (Nottingham) 0115 8240314
Stop it Now Confidential Helpline- 0808 1000 900
National Stalking Helpline/Suzy Lamplugh Trust 0808 802 0300
FRANK 0300 1236600
Drugwise 0800 002200
Drinkline 0300 123 1110
DrugFAM (For families affected by drug/alcohol abuse) 0300 888 3853
National Association for Children of Alcoholics 0800 358 3456
Release 020 7324 2989
www.victimsupport.org.uk 0808 5062780
Launch of Safe Spaces
I am very pleased to announce the launch of a new service dedicated to the support and accompaniment of those who have suffered abuse within the Church, which will complement the existing support services within the Catholic Church in England and Wales.
Safe Spaces, a joint Catholic/Anglican initiative, is the fruit of an ongoing collaboration between the churches who wish to reach out to and support those who have experienced such abuse. The charity Victim Support (VS) will independently manage the project with the aim of offering help to anyone who may have experienced trauma in the context of church activity. Their experience in offering support to victims of abuse, support which not only puts victims first but which is also informed by their experience, is a great step in helping us to hear and respond in a more concrete way to their needs.
Bishop Paul Mason, Lead Bishop for Safeguarding
Please click on the link below for more information…….
Safe Spaces Briefing Paper – Final – 29.09.20
If for any reason you think this service would be helpful to you, please contact the Safeguarding Coordinator, Marie O’Donnelly on 01142566454 / 07909117964 modonnelly@hallam-diocese.com, who will be able to make a confidential referral for you and can further discuss any additional support needs.
Carers UK Helpline 0800 808 7777
St Vincent De Pauls (National) 020 7703 3030
Anti-Terrorism Hotline 0800 789 321
Parent Line 0808 800 2222
