Safeguarding And Data Protection For Computer Friendly Volunteers

Nothing. Its not your business about what the Client does with their Laptop

Say nothing, but raise your concern with the Designated Safeguarding Officer providing information about the Client and what you saw.

Ask them to delete the images immediately

Say nothing

Look away immediately and explain to the Client that they should never reveal their passwords and bank account information to anyone.

Stop the meeting and walk away from the Client

Say nothing and raise your concern with the Designated Safeguarding Officer

Ensure that the Client is not added to any mailing lists e.g. the Newsletter. They are only ever contacted at their email address for that specific course  

Add the Client to the general mailing list - it s a good opportunity for them to learn other skills 

Don't take their email address at all

I have read and understood the Data Protection Policy

I have read the Safeguarding Policy and Procedure

I have signed the Data protection and Safeguarding Compliance statement

Suggest the Student contacts a relative or friend who can help out further on their behalf

Do nothing. You are there to tutor a specific subject and its not your business to pry

Carefully ask the Student what they can remember: when, where, what website they visited. Raise your concern directly with the Designated Safeguarding Officer.

Call 999 and put the Student on the phone