macs policies
All organisations that provide professional health or care services to the public are obliged to publish each year a statement for transparency. This statement includes any incidents that must be reported over the year where a person/s may have been involved in an incident that has brought significant harm to them due to the practice within service. The service must issue an apology to those harmed by the actions of the service that must be reported under the duty of Candour Guidelines.
MACS works in partnership with external agencies to ensure that children and young people in our care feel safe and are protected at all times. Outlined in this document are pullet points that MACS will follow in the event that we feel children using our service may require care or protection. All staff are trained to share information with Senior Staff if they have concerns regarding a child. Senior Stagg hold responsibility to record and share information with external agencies as well as providing support to parents and children. We also provide information for children to access independent advice.
At MACS we believe in clear and transparent procedures that help understand what data we store, how it is stored and we dispose of it. The policy lays out in detail the General Data Protection Regulations and how MACS endeavours to comply with it. If anyone wishes to exercise data subject access rights, Click here to complete our Data Subject Access form.
MACS ensures that both clients and staff's care needs, health and wellbeing are considered through health and safety procedures when preparing and providing snacks and foods.
More information about food allergens and packaging can be found on Food Standards Agency on www.food.gov.uk







