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Safeguarding at Macmillan

  • Staff
  • Volunteers
  • Macmillan Professionals
Format
E-Learning

Introduction to Safeguarding and Child Protection in Macmillan, including your responsibilities as a volunteer, staff member or Macmillan Professional and who to contact in times of concern.

Macmillan Buddy Volunteer Training

  • Volunteers
Format
E-Learning

This resource is aimed at those volunteers who are either beginning or returning to offering face to face support.

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Training for Volunteers

  • Volunteers
Format
E-Learning

At Macmillan we exist to support people living with cancer and we currently help thousands of people with the emotional, practical and financial impact of cancer on their lives, but many more still need our support. For us to reach everyone that is diagnosed with cancer and show them how we can help them, it's essential that they feel seen, heard and understood - as individuals - by Macmillan. Regardless of who they are or their background. And for us to have the most impact in our work across the organisation, it's essential that everyone sees a part of themselves in Macmillan and that they can relate to us - from our colleagues, our Professionals, our volunteers, to our supporters and the people we support. We're committed to making Macmillan more equitable, diverse and inclusive - and now is the time for action.

Safeguarding and Coronavirus

  • Staff
  • Volunteers
  • Professionals
  • Macmillan Professionals
Format
E-Learning

This package has been designed for all staff, professionals and volunteers to increase your awareness of how the global Covid-19 pandemic has affected safeguarding topics you may already be familiar with.

Holistic Needs Assessment

  • Professionals
  • Macmillan Professionals
Format
E-Learning

This programme has been created to help and support key workers in the delivery of effective and supportive Holistic Needs Assessment (HNA’s) and care planning. HNA’s may be conducted by people in many different roles, with different job titles, so for the purpose of this programme we will use the generic role title of key worker.
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