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Our Board of Trustees are all volunteers drawn from a cross-section of different backgrounds. They are chosen for their skill sets to support Safeline and provide diversity of experience.
Image: Trustees Cora-Laine Moynihan and Sara Shoreman helping at the Alcester 10k.
Our TeamThe Trustees are responsible for appointing the Chief Executive Officer and ensuring sound management of the professional, ethical, legal, and financial affairs of the Charity. Working in partnership with the executive team and staff, they:
The Board includes a former service user who ensures the people we support are represented in a clear and visible way. This Trustee involves the client’s voice in our work at a strategic level.
Trustees are appointed at the Annual General Meeting, they serve a four-year term and are eligible for re-election.
As part of Safeline’s Strategic Plan, the Board of Trustees have agreed a set of financial and operational goals that will drive Safeline’s activities over the next 12-months. These are constantly reviewed and updated based on client feedback/input, learnings from our practice, new insights from research/needs assessments etc.
Anyone wanting to engage in the review process should email us using our contact form at Office@Safeline.org.uk
As part of our commitment to be transparent, you can read and download our signed financial accounts.
All Safeline staff and volunteers adhere to strict policies and procedures to ensure the safety, consistency, and confidentiality of our service. We have compiled a collection of policies that we believe are most relevant for service users and others to read and download. Our cookie privacy policy is available to read here.
Safeline works in accordance with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) Ethical Framework guidelines
Safeline pursues Quality Standards for all of its services because we want users to have confidence in the support they are accessing.
We pursue independently accredited quality standards because they provide external, impartial verification from professionals about the quality of our services. Safeline’s counselling, ISVA, and Helpline & Online Support services currently have three independently accredited quality kite marks:
