Policy Document

Safeguarding Policy

How we protect the dignity, safety, and rights of every person who participates in or comes into contact with our activities.

Safeguarding means acting in ways that prevent and reduce the risk of harm to all persons because of their contact with our project activities. It is not a checkbox; it is a natural and integral part of every process, plan, and action carried out by Revivals Egypt and its chapters.

"Particular consideration should be given to activities with young people who may be vulnerable due to their personal circumstances, or as a result of the topics being discussed (i.e., mental health, gender-based violence) or their circumstances (i.e., youth on the move, those living in a climate insecure environment)." Source: UNICEF

Our Safeguarding Principles

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Risk Awareness

Always consider who we are engaging and what risks may be present before and during any activity.

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Extra Protection for Vulnerable Youth

When working with vulnerable young people, additional support, privacy, and consent measures are always in place.

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Sensitivity to Difficult Topics

Extra care is taken when dealing with sensitive topics such as trauma, identity, or conflict, creating safe, contained spaces.

Safe, Inclusive & Empowering

All activities are designed to be safe, inclusive, and empowering for every participant regardless of background.

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Informed Consent for Media

Any interviews, photos, or videos involving minors require informed consent from participants and parents or guardians where applicable.

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Dignity & Privacy

Boundaries, privacy, and dignity are respected in all interactions, without exceptions.

Our Core Commitments

In Summary

Safeguarding at Revivals Egypt means our team consistently identifies, analyses, and evaluates the risks linked to conducting activities, based on established principles such as focusing on the best interest of the child, maintaining age-appropriate and professional boundaries, and securing consent for pictures and videos. Safety is not an afterthought. It is built into how we operate.