Safeguarding & Policies

How we protect you

What is the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) summary?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a comprehensive data protection regulation that unifies data protection law across all European Union member states. It defines an extended set of rights for European Union citizens and residents regarding their personal data. Consequently, it describes strict requirements for companies and organisations on collecting, storing, processing and managing personal data. Businesses (and charities) have little time and a lot of challenges to comply with the requirements, as they have to adopt their existing processes and services they use to collect and handle the personally identifiable data of their employees and contacts (church family).

If you have any questions please direct these to:

Adrian Nolloth, Executive Director or Ginger Warner, Office Manager

All our policies can be viewed below:

SBC Complaints Policy (Sept 2015)
Help us to improve and learn how to do 'church' better.
SBC Data Consent Form (Jun 2020)
We need your consent to stay in touch, you can be added to our database (password protected) by completing this form.
SBC Data Protection Policy (Feb 2018)
Here you will find out how we use your personal data.
SBC Privacy Notice (Apr 2018)
Here you will find out how we manage your personal data.
SBC Protecting Adults at Risk Policy (Sept 2016)
This is how we keep vulnerable adults safe.
SBC Safeguarding Disclosure Form (Mar 2020)
Use this form to record your concerns.
SBC Safeguarding Information (Nov 2019)
Here you will find information on our Designated Safeguarding people.
SBC Safeguarding Policy (Mar 2020)
This is how we keep children and vulnerable adults safe.
SBC Volunteer Policy (Aug 2015)
We value our volunteers, here you will find information on volunteering.