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SVP is dedicated to safeguarding children and vulnerable persons. To uphold this commitment, we fully vet all volunteers and employees involved in relevant work before they start, in accordance with the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012-2016.

This vetting process checks for criminal records and any specified reasons that may indicate a risk of harm to children or vulnerable adults.

Following SVP policy, we re-vet volunteers and employees every three years to keep their records current and align with best practices.

Next Steps

After completing Garda Vetting, the National Vetting Bureau issues a vetting disclosure. This document details any criminal record of the vetted person. If a criminal offence is disclosed, the relevant Liaison Person and National Safeguarding Manager will review it to ensure there is no risk to SVP clients and service users.

Further information on the Vetting process is available from the National Vetting Bureau.

For any queries, contact gardavetting@svp.ie.

Watch the tutorial on completing the NVB1 form online here:

Watch the tutorial on tutorial on completing the online application on the e-Vetting website here:

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