Become part of shaping the Future of Lincolnshire's Historic Churches
Discover how you can join the Church Repair Society Committee, as well as volunteer to support the Secretary and Treasurer functions.
Read the storyPlease note: This information is primarily intended for victims and survivors of abuse.
Help us protect people now and in the future with your feedback
The Diocese of Lincoln is always seeking ways to improve, expand and reflect on its safeguarding procedures and practices. It’s vital that everyone in our communities is safe from abuse, neglect and harm.
That’s why victims and survivors are being invited to give their feedback on our ongoing safeguarding strategic direction. The current safeguarding strategy can be found here. Please help us prepare for the future of safeguarding by completing the short form below:
Safeguarding in the Diocese of Lincoln
You may be a survivor who would like to contribute more often to our safeguarding developments in the diocese.
If you are a survivor and would be willing to offer your time and expertise informing the safeguarding work of the Diocese of Lincoln, please contact Gemma Marks-Good via: safeguarding@lincoln.anglican.org
Safeguarding in the wider Church or England
If you would like to engage with the safeguarding work of the wider Church, or find out more about survivor engagement, please contact the Church of England Survivor Engagement Team: engage.safeguarding@churchofengland.org
We pray that through these ways of being alongside us we can shape an effective and caring approach to safeguarding in our diocese and across the Church.