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Safeguarding Trust

Child Protection and Safeguarding Trust

At Aghavea Parish Church, we believe that our children and young people are a fundamental part of our Church Family, and we treat them accordingly.  While we always abide within the rules of the Safeguarding Trust, we try to ensure that we surpass them at every turn.

If there is ever any reason that you think either a child or adult might be at risk - it is our duty to report the case immediately.  Please do not interfere with the situation, unless someone is at imminent or immediate risk, but please report it to anyone on the Safeguarding Panel, or to one of the trained leaders of the organisations who will do so on your behalf.

Our Safeguarding Panel Members are

The Rector, Revd Johnny McLoughlin.
      256 Belfast Road, Brookeborough, Enniskillen, BT94 4DS
      Contact Numbers - 02889531210 or 07488371680 (please feel free to text, call, WhatsApp)



Mrs Linda Hall
      Contact Numbers - 02889531679




Mr Wayne Foster
      Contact Numbers - 02889531787



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Safeguarding Trust For Church of Ireland 

Statutory Authorities 

You may also contact any of the Statutory Agencies:


The Local Health Trust Child Protection/Gateway Team

028 71314090

PSNI

028 66322823/ 0845 6008000

NSPCC

0808 8005000






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