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Bishops announce new National Coordinator for Safeguarding
Posted by SCMO on 3rd September 2013 in Christianity |
Bishops announce new National Coordinator for Safeguarding
Tuesday 3 September 2013
The Bishops Conference of Scotland has appointed a new National Coordinator for Safeguarding, who will take up the post on 1 December 2013. Tina Campbell, who is currently Head of Counselling Services Sandyford Greater Glasgow & Clyde NHS and Chair of British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy Healthcare Division has extensive experience in education, counselling and support work.Announcing the appointment, General Secretary of the Bishops' Conference of Scotland, Mgr Hugh Bradley said;"Together with the Bishops, I am delighted that Tina is able to take u...Scotland’s Catholic Bishops announce range of safeguarding initiatives
Posted by SCMO on 25th November 2013 in Christianity |
...guarding, Tina Campbell said:"These are incredibly positive and exciting developments, I look forward to working with the Bishops of Scotland, our clergy and the many dedicated people across the country who both implement and support our National Safeguarding policies and procedures in their parish communities. The work of Safeguarding is an important ministry in the Church and it is a privilege to be involved in it."ENDSPeter KearneyDirectorCatholic Media Office5 St. Vincent PlaceGlasgowG1 2DH0141 221 1168(T)0141 204 2458(F)07968 122291(M)pk@scmo.orgwww.scmo.orgNotes to Editors:1. Diocesan Safeguarding Audits from 2006-2012:The results of Diocesan Safeguarding...Scottish Bishops ask Pope's senior child protection adviser to advise them on safeguarding
Posted by SCMO on 8th February 2015 in Christianity | safeguarding, Tina Campbell, Bishop Toal
...by Mrs Tina Campbell the National Co-ordinator of the Scottish Catholic Safeguarding Service and a former Chair of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy Healthcare Division who has extensive experience in education, counselling and support work.
The Catholic Church in Scotland, through its Safeguarding Service, continues to develop protocols, policies and guidelines in collaboration with experts, especially those who are expert in psychological and spiritual healing. We are keenly aware, that such policies should provide support and advice and build upon collaboration with other Churches, private groups and public author...Spiritual Support for Safeguarding
Posted by SCMO on 30th January 2014 in Christianity |
...Spiritual Support for SafeguardingThursday 30 January 2014A ˜Dedication and Commissioning Service for all those who work in Safeguarding in the Diocese of Motherwell will take place on Feb 2nd at Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral in Motherwell. The service will take place during Solemn Vespers at 5pm.Speaking ahead of the Service, Tina Campbell who is National Safeguarding Coordinator for the Catholic Church in Scotland said: Throughout Scotland a considerable amount of the work of safeguarding in each Diocese is dependent on many volunteers who give generously of their time as Parish Safeguarding Coordinators, as well as Trainers who deliver the Awareness and S...Catholic Bishops announce new Covid-19 Working Group
Posted by SCMO on 13th May 2020 in Blogging |
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Tina Campbell, National Safeguarding Co-ordinator
Michael McGrath, Asst. General Secretary to the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland...Response to McLellan Commission
Posted by SCMO on 18th August 2015 in Christianity | McLellan Commission, Archbishop Philip Tartaglia
...tor, Mrs. Tina Campbell, said:
“The detailed and informed analysis of the McLellan Commission will be incorporated fully into the work being carried out by the Catholic Church in Scotland to develop and maintain Safeguarding standards, which will protect and defend all members of our Catholic community.”
“I acknowledge and thank the many volunteers who give generously of their time as Parish Safeguarding Coordinators, as well as Trainers and others whose work represents a huge commitment to ensuring the safety and welfare of everyone in the Church. I offer particular thanks to the Diocesan Advisers who have contributed significantly to ensuri...