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Safeguarding guidance, participant questions, and downloadable programme materials.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding Reporting Pathway

Feel unsafe? Report it. Your voice matters, and you have the right to speak up without fear.

You should report

Any safety concern

Bullying

Sexual exploitation

Sexual harassment

Fraud

Discrimination

Unsafe behaviour

Stay safe. Speak up.

  • You may report anonymously.
  • Your complaint will be treated confidentially.
  • Retaliation against anyone reporting a concern is prohibited.
  • Any concern affecting your safety should be reported.
Report a concern
1

Speak to a safeguarding focal person or trainer

Raise your concern with the safeguarding focal person, site coordinator, or site trainer.

2

Your concern is recorded

The concern is documented so it can be followed up confidentially and responsibly.

3

Immediate support is provided

Your safety comes first, and support is arranged as quickly as possible.

4

Referral is made if needed

Where additional support is required, the case is referred to the appropriate support channel.

5

Feedback is provided and the case is closed

You receive feedback through the appropriate channel, and the matter is closed when action is complete.

Participants Rights

Participants have a right to feel safe

Everyone deserves to learn, participate, and raise concerns in an environment that protects dignity, privacy, and wellbeing.

Your rights matter

Participants should be able to take part voluntarily, receive support when concerns arise, and report without fear of retaliation.

Everyone deserves to feel safe.

Be treated with dignity and respect

Learn in a safe environment

Fair treatment

Report any concern without fear

Receive support

Voluntary participation

Privacy

Be free from harassment, abuse, and exploitation

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

Free training

Participation is free.

Confidential reporting

Anonymous reports are accepted.

Inclusive access

Women with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Childcare support

Support is available during training.

No cash payments

The programme provides training and support.

Fair selection

Selection follows programme guidelines.

Is the training free?+

Yes. Participation in the programme is free, and a certificate will be awarded at the end of the training.

Can I report anonymously?+

Yes. No one will be told that you reported. Your information will be kept confidential.

Will I receive money?+

No. The programme provides training and support, not cash payments.

Can I bring my baby?+

Yes. Childcare support is available throughout the training period.

Can women with disabilities join?+

Yes. Women living with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

What if a trainer mistreats me?+

Report immediately on +260 570 985 361, or speak to the safeguarding focal person, site coordinator, or site trainer.

How will participants be selected?+

Selection of participants will be free and fair, following strict programme guidelines.

Downloads

Downloads Platform

Downloadable safeguarding and programme materials coming soon! This section will provide access to forms, guides, and other resources for participants and stakeholders.

Materials coming soon!

Safeguarding forms, reporting materials, and participant resources coming soon!

Need Support?

Your safety comes first. Speak up if something feels unsafe.

Contact the safeguarding focal person, site coordinator, site trainer, or report directly by phone.