Safety
Health & Safety Policy
Last updated: May 2026
This policy explains the Foundation’s commitment to reasonable health and safety practices across activities, volunteering, goods handling, collections, events, and premises-related work.
1. Safety commitment
The Foundation aims to provide safe and respectful environments for children, families, staff, volunteers, donors, partners, and visitors. Safety is everyone’s responsibility and concerns should be reported promptly.
2. Risk awareness
Activities, events, collections, and goods handling should be planned with reasonable consideration of risks, including manual handling, slips and trips, vehicle movement, safeguarding, fire safety, hygiene, weather, and public access.
3. Manual handling and goods movement
People should not lift or move items that are too heavy, unstable, sharp, leaking, contaminated, or unsafe. Trolleys, help from others, or refusal of goods should be used where appropriate.
4. Incidents and hazards
Accidents, near misses, hazards, unsafe goods, and safety concerns should be reported so the Foundation can take appropriate action and learn from incidents.
5. Review
Health and safety arrangements should be reviewed as the Foundation grows, activities change, premises use develops, or new risks are identified.
Contact
If you have any questions about this policy, please contact Kids After Hours Foundation Limited at [email protected].
Kids After Hours Foundation Limited
Registered Office: 22 Pembrey Gardens, Wolverhampton WV2 2AL
Company Number: 17089762
Kids After Hours Foundation Ltd is a company limited by guarantee and operates as a not-for-profit organisation.