Policies and Guidelines
Policies and Guidelines
In order to enable a professional and effective service to women suffering and their carers we have produced a number of policies and guidelines for volunteers to enhance their work with us and ensure safe practice.
Below are a number of documents which you should familiarise yourself with and can refer back to as and when required.
We appreciate that the language used, such as "service users" may seem unfamiliar to the context of support work but for the sake of clarity and efficiency, such terms are deemed necessary. PSS recognises that after a period of support has ended between a supporter and a sufferer a good friendship may develop and we do not wish to discourage this by promoting a professional relationship during the period of support. We naturally encourage friendships between volunteers also.
If you have any questions or need any points within these documents clarifying then please do not hesitate to contact Kirsty on Kirsty@pregnancysicknesssupport.org.uk Further, if there are any other policies or guidance you would like us to produce to better enable you in your volunteer role with us please get in touch and let us know.
Policies
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy
Compliments, Comments and Complaints Policy
Guidelines
What good Peer Support looks like
Active listening skills guidance
Support network guidance leaflet
Munchausen By Internet - Guidelines for Volunteers
Continue your training Information and Resources
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Women who have experienced severe NVP or HG in a pregnancy have a high chance of HG recurrence.
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