Criminal Record Bureau (CRB) disclosure service

We’re here to make your CRB checks simple, secure and affordable.

We carry out full CRB disclosure checks across the UK for the voluntary and community and commercial sectors. Our fast, secure service takes the confusion and frustration out of applying for a disclosure.

We specialise in the quality of our free advice. We’ll help you with the type of disclosure you need, support you with ISA Adult First checks and give you the latest information on the new Vetting and Barring process.

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What do you get from our service?

What have others said?

“NCVS really know their stuff. They make the whole process simple from start to finish, making my job much easier.” Janet Lewis, Base 51, Nottingham

“NCVS’s CRB service is excellent. They delivered a fast, clear response. They’ve really taken the hassle out of CRB checking.” Jenny Ford, Bulwell Toy Library, Nottingham

“I was worried about Vetting and Barring and the affect it would have on my group. NCVS were great at explaining what it meant to me in simple terms.” Buzz Hope, White Post Farm

Contact us to discuss your needs further, check our prices and request our step-by-step information pack.

Call Michelle Brown on 0115 934 9590 or email: crb@nottinghamcvs.co.uk for more information.

To read more about CRB disclosure checks visit the Criminal Records Bureau


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Vetting and Barring Scheme: Important information

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Important update: 16 June 2010

As you may now be aware, the Government has announced their intention to remodel the Vetting and Barring Scheme. As a result, the ISA registration phase of the scheme has now been stopped and will not launch on 26 July 2010.

More information

 

>>>>>11 February 2010

If you or your organisation is involved with children or vulnerable adults you need to understand what Vetting and Barring is and how it affects you.

New measures

Changes in legislation have been introduced from October 2009. These new measures have been introduced to help protect children and vulnerable adults from unsuitable workers and volunteers. It’s called the Vetting and Barring Scheme (VBS) and is here to stay.

We are here to remove the confusion and help you understand what will change and how it affects you and your organisation.

To help implement the Scheme a new public body has been set up called the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA). They have powers to bar unsuitable people from positions where they might pose a risk to vulnerable people.

Important dates

>July 2010: all new employees, those moving jobs and volunteers who want to work with children or vulnerable adults can register with the ISA.

>November 2010: all new employees and volunteers who want to work with children or vulnerable adults must be ISA-registered.

Who does it affect?

From this date, if you work with children or vulnerable adults it will be illegal to employ new people who are not ISA-registered. This will be a mandatory requirement. Failing to comply could result in both the employer and voluntary organisation being prosecuted.

Groups that work with children or vulnerable adults also won’t be allowed to take on a volunteer until they have been registered. As an organisation that involves volunteers you are required to check every volunteer is ISA-registered before you can legally take them on. You will be able to do this online for free at www.isa-gov.org.uk

 

>>>>>18 February 2010

Vetting and Barring FAQ

Click here to view some myths about Vetting and Barring and whether they are true.

 

>>>>> 26 March 2010

Vetting and Barring: Safeguarding Training

If you or your organisation is involved with children or vulnerable adults you need to understand what the new Vetting and Barring Scheme is and how it will impact on you.

This FREE event on Friday 25 June will provide essential information on new safeguarding policy for employers, employees and volunteers. Come along to find out more and prepare your organisation and those in your care.

Click here for more information and to book your place. Please book early as places are limited.

 

>>>>> 30 March 2010

Safe Network: Vetting and Barring information

Safe Network have some excellent information on their website which helps individuals and organisations to find out information on the new scheme. Click here to find out more.


 

Get in touch

If you are unclear, worried or just want to check a few facts, we want to hear from you.

Call us on 0115 934 9590 or email crb@nottinghamcvs.co.uk

To learn more about the new scheme visit www.isa-gov.org.uk or www.crb.gov.uk

> We will update this page when information becomes available. Keep checking here.





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