Safeguarding statement
Last reviewed: 22 October 2026
CAFE Space believes every young person deserves to be safe, listened to and treated with respect. Keeping young people safe comes before everything else we do.
Who this covers
This statement covers all coaching and contact with young people through CAFE Space, online and in person, and anyone who works with young people on our behalf.
How we keep young people safe
- Our coach holds a DBS certificate.
- We get consent from a parent or guardian before we coach anyone under 18, and we agree with them how and where sessions take place.
- We explain at the start that what a young person shares stays confidential, with one exception: if we are worried they or someone else is at risk of harm, we will share that with the right people to keep them safe.
- We never ask a young person to keep secrets from their parents or carers, and we don't contact young people through personal social media accounts.
- We keep records securely and only share information when we need to, in line with data protection law.
- We keep our safeguarding training up to date and review this statement every year.
Our safeguarding lead
Our founder is the safeguarding lead for CAFE Space. You can contact them at hello@urblooming.co.uk.
If you are worried about a young person
- If a child is in immediate danger, call 999.
- To raise a concern about anything connected to CAFE Space, email hello@urblooming.co.uk. We will take it seriously and act on it.
- You can also contact your local council's children's services, or the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000.
- Young people can talk to Childline for free, any time, on 0800 1111.
Business details
CAFE Space is a trading name of UR Blooming Business Services.