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| Diocese's Code of Conduct Faithfulness in Service |
| Professional Standard's Protocol |
| Safer Ministry Education |
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The education program is intended to assist the clergy and identified lay workers to create a safer environment through informing, teaching and reinforcing key principles relating to the following areas: THE FOUR BASIC UNITS OF SAFER MINISTRY EDUCATION ARE -
Details of who is required to attend what training is provided through the information sheet Safer Ministry Accreditation. Anglicans required to attend this training are not charged any fees. All the costs are met by the Diocese. Bookings for all sessions can be made via the email link on each session or by telephoning: 8416 8440 with your contact details, parish/agency & session date.
MANDATORY NOTIFICATION
TRAINING Click on the training date below to register by email - Thursday February 22In this one day training you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the code of conduct which will include education about harassment, bullying and the maintenance of professional boundaries. All training is at the Anglican Ministry Centre, 34 Lipsett Tce, Brooklyn Park. Training sessions run from 9am until 5pm. Please bring your own lunch. Morning and Afternoon Tea provided. Click on the training date below to register by email -This training is delivered in two sections. There is a half-day seminar which provides an introduction to risk management, behaviours of concern and the process of implementing the screening requirements stipulated by the Diocese. Participants must also complete an on-line seminar. All training is at the Anglican Ministry Centre, 34 Lipsett Tce, Brooklyn Park. Training sessions run from 9am until 1pm. MorningTea provided. Click on the training date below to register by email -In this two day
seminar you will be equipped with the knowledge, skills and
attitudes necessary to provide appropriate responses to adults who
have been raped or sexually assaulted.
The program will cover This program is delivered for the Diocese of Adelaide by Yarrow Place Rape and Sexual Assault Service and Women's Health Statewide who have extensive experience in responding to adult men and women who disclose abuse. It runs over two days, participants need to attend both days. When possible, participants are encouraged to complete Mandatory Notification Training prior to enrolling in this module. Each session will be held at Yarrow Place Rape and Sexual Assault Service, 2nd Floor Norwich Centre, 55 King William Road, North Adelaide. (All day parking is available in the Women’s and Children’s Hospital car park – Kermode Street OR on Pennington Tce. Fees apply to both). Click on the training date below to register by email -Monday & Tuesday 26 and 27 February Thursday & Friday 19 and 20 April Tuesday & Wednesday 26 and 27 June |
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