Report of Wrongdoing
If you are concerned that there has been an incident of Wrongdoing (as detailed in our Reporting of Wrongdoing Policy) and would like to raise this with us, please complete the form below.
Please note: you can submit a report anonymously by not including your name or contact details – however, we would encourage you to complete them, if you feel able to, as this will help us to follow up on your concerns. You can supply the following information to us in writing, if you prefer. (Please send your report to the HGI Membership Secretary, Human Givens Institute, Chalvington, East Sussex, BN27 3TD, UK, marking the envelope ‘Private and Confidential’.)
We will acknowledge receipt of your Report of Wrongdoing within seven working days.
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