HOPE UK's Privacy & Safeguarding Policies

Privacy Policy

At HOPE International Development Agency UK, we’re committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. HOPE’s Privacy Policy explains when and why we collect personal information about people who visit our website, how we use it, the conditions under which we may share it with others and how we keep it secure.

We review this Policy annually or at any time when prompted to by new information or advice.  We will post any revision with an updated date at the bottom of the policy. 

Click here to view HOPE UK’s Privacy Policy

Safeguarding Policy 

The issue of sexual exploitation and abuse within development and humanitarian work and the need for charities to follow the highest standards in all their interactions with people in the countries where they work has been a matter of considerable public concern in the UK in recent years. It is an issue that HOPE UK takes very seriously. Whilst HOPE Ethiopia’s Country Director is responsible to HOPE’s head office in Canada, rather than to HOPE UK, clearly HOPE UK trustees need to be assured that the highest standards are adhered to in projects for which we are fundraising, and that standards are compliant with best practice and UK law. For this reason, we have worked closely with our colleagues in HOPE Canada to ensure that there is a sound policy in place which applies to all of HOPE’s work worldwide, and we maintain ongoing dialogue on this policy and its implementation. HOPE UK reviews this policy annually and provides feedback and any suggested changes to HOPE Canada when necessary. This review was last completed in November 2024. If you have any questions or concerns about HOPE UK and safeguarding, please email Daniel Newport, HOPE UK’s trustee & safeguarding lead.

Click here to view HOPE’s Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Policy

Additional HOPE UK Policies

Whistleblowing Policy Conflict of Interest Policy Equality Diversity & Inclusion Policy E-Safety Policy