Safeguarding and Accountability
How Rawdah protects beneficiaries and handles safeguarding, PSEA/SEAH, and whistleblowing concerns.
Safeguarding and accountability commitments
Rawdah Youth Organization commits to the safety and dignity of all beneficiaries, participants, staff, volunteers, and partners. This includes:
- protecting the dignity and rights of children, youth, women, and vulnerable people;
- safeguarding and child protection;
- applying the Do No Harm principle in programming and partnerships;
- preventing exploitation, abuse, and harassment, including PSEA/SEAH;
- non-discrimination and social inclusion;
- confidentiality for people who raise concerns, within the limits of law and duty of care;
- data protection for personal information handled by the Organization;
- accessible complaints mechanisms and whistleblowing routes for misconduct and abuse of authority.
Detailed safeguarding, PSEA/SEAH, complaints, and whistleblowing procedures are being progressively developed and will be published when RYO confirms adoption.
Policies and manuals
Anti-Fraud and Anti-Corruption Policy
In developmentThis policy is being progressively developed and is not yet published for download unless RYO confirms adoption.
Code of Conduct
In developmentThis policy is being progressively developed and is not yet published for download unless RYO confirms adoption.
Data Protection Policy
In developmentThis policy is being progressively developed and is not yet published for download unless RYO confirms adoption.
PSEA/SEAH Policy
In developmentThis policy is being progressively developed and is not yet published for download unless RYO confirms adoption.
Safeguarding Policy
In developmentThis policy is being progressively developed and is not yet published for download unless RYO confirms adoption.
Whistleblowing Policy
In developmentThis policy is being progressively developed and is not yet published for download unless RYO confirms adoption.
Integrity and financial controls
The Organization adopts a zero-tolerance approach to corruption, bribery, fraud, embezzlement, abuse of authority, document falsification, unlawful favoritism, discrimination and misuse of organizational assets.
Financial management is designed, as far as practicable, to separate expenditure request, authorization, payment, accounting and bank reconciliation functions.
Report a concern
This page is not a reporting form. Send your concern by email to the dedicated safeguarding address below.
Reports are handled confidentially by designated staff, within the limits of law and duty of care.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.
