Policies & procedures
Keeping our gatherings safe
At Multiply Movements, our micro churches and gatherings value families and children. Are you up to date with the latest Child Safety Policies?
Child safety
Three documents every leader should have
To keep children safe at any event or gathering, we ask all micro church leaders to read the official National Principles for Child Safe Organisations alongside our own policy and procedures.
Other important policies & procedures
Procedures for every leader
- Meeting in Homes ProcedureEnsures that where reasonably possible, steps are taken to keep people safe when meeting in Multiply Movements homes.
- Risk Management ProcedureA process to help Multiply Movements properly apply risk management to all risks and incidents that may have the potential to cause injury, damage and associated costs for our church.
- Accident / Incident Reporting ProcedureThe purpose and procedure for reporting any accidents which occur during organised Multiply Movements activities or classes, so they can be investigated properly and preventative measures reviewed and reinforced.
- Reporting Harm / Suspicion of Harm ProcedureIt is essential to report any suspicion of harm to ensure the protection of all persons associated with Multiply Movements. This includes all persons of all ages.
- Reporting Sexual Assault ProcedureThe safe reporting and management of any instances of sexual assault occurring in relation to Multiply Movements and its associated ministries, addressing immediate and ongoing safety and health needs as well as legal and formal reporting.
