Within the Archdiocese, safeguarding includes actions undertaken to promote protection and well-being of those who engage with the Archdiocese and to prevent abuse. Read more here.
The Archdiocese has zero tolerance for all forms of abuse and is committed to safeguarding everyone involved in its activities, ministries, and services.
The safety and well-being of children and adults-at-risk is paramount.
Read the Archdiocese of Brisbane's Safeguarding Commitment here .
Each Parish in the Archdiocese of Brisbane has a Local Safeguarding Representative who is responsible for:
The Archdiocesan Safeguarding Children & Vulnerable Adults Prevention & Protection Policy can be found at this link.
Volunteers are required to renew their training every two years and can do so via the Safeguarding Training page. In the near future, all volunteers will be able to access training through the Arch-e-learn system.
For any concerns, you are welcome to contact:
Sts Peter and Paul's Safeguarding Representative: VERONICA KIRANA
Phone: (07) 3399 2386
Email: bulimba@bne.catholic.net.au
All matters will be dealt with in a sensitive and confidential manner.
'Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility'
The Office for Safeguarding Services supports the Archdiocese in safeguarding those who engage in Archdiocesan activities, ministries, and services.
Please click here to access a range of resources to help create and maintain safe environments and activities.
The Archdiocese encourages anyone who suspects criminal conduct to report directly to Queensland Police Service. You can also use the Safeguarding Incident Report Form.
The Local Safeguarding Representative's role is to assist in the implementation of the Archdiocese of Brisbane’s Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults Policy, which complies with the National Catholic Safeguarding Standards.
