We are absolutely delighted to have been invited back to Banff
and Macduff. We will be talking, over the next three days, about the work of ACIC
and discussing the situation of children in crisis. There has always been a
great and warm welcome when we have visited the area in the past and we are looking
forward very much to heading back up the road again to see friends in the north
of Scotland. An enormous thank you to Robin Wiseman and John Woodside for their
kind invitation and support.
ACIC, a small charity working in the Holy Land seeking to care for the education, health and welfare of children in crisis and to help them achieve their full potential. Registered Charity No.1159189
Friday, 25 November 2016
Saturday, 19 November 2016
Thank you
Today we had our fourth trustee’s meeting of the
year where we continued to discuss how best we can serve the needs of children
in crisis in the Holy Land.
A huge thank you, on behalf of the children and from us, to sponsors, donors and
all those who volunteer their professional time both here in the UK and in the
Holy Land. Thank you for your kindness and dedication to the needs of children in crisis.
We are so happy to be able to share with you in positively changing some young lives by offering support with welfare, education and medical care to those children in the greatest need.
We are so happy to be able to share with you in positively changing some young lives by offering support with welfare, education and medical care to those children in the greatest need.
Today, also, we are absolutely delighted that Pearl Saddington
has agreed to join ACIC as a trustee. We welcome Pearl along with her professional
knowledge and look forward very much to working with her. Pearl has a great history of working with and
encouraging young people. When children from Beit Ibrahim visited the UK seven years ago,
Pearl was very much part of making the children's experience so fantastic.
Sunday, 13 November 2016
Child Protection and Risk Assessment
ACIC seeks to ensure that those children in our care are listened
to, treated with respect, with compassion and sensitivity and are offered the
best available and most appropriate support we can.
As such, we see it of paramount importance that we regularly discuss and update our Child Protection Policy and also
our assessment of risk relating to the work of ACIC.
We also see that it is essential that those members of ACIC who
are working in sometimes difficult situations can ‘offload’ when they return to
the UK. We, therefore, offer a professional service to members of ACIC who can talk
confidentially about their experiences to a qualified practitioner.
Should you wish to see our updated Child Protection Policy or receive
any other information about the charity please contact us through our web site www.acincrisis.weebly.com
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