ISPCC Policies
Whistleblowing
ISPCC Policy For Confidential Reporting Of Concerns (Whistleblowing – Policy)
Whistleblowing Policy
Complaints
If you or your child are getting help and support from the ISPCC and you are unhappy with the service, an ISPCC staff member or a volunteer, then you have the right to make a complaint.
Safeguarding
- The Children First Act 2015 requires organisations that are providers of ‘relevant services’ to prepare a Child Safeguarding Statement.
- This is a written statement that specifies the service being provided and the principles and procedures to be observed to ensure, as far as practicable, that a child availing of the service is safe from ‘harm’.
- The ISPCC’s Child Safeguarding Statement is available to download and is on display in our offices around Ireland.
Vetting
Interested in working in our organisation? Check our vetting policy.
The gender pay gap report is to present ISPCC’s 2025 GPG data, analyse the key drivers of the gap noted and suggest a series of recommendations to consider implementing to further address the gap.