Confidentiality
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Our services are free and confidential* and we don't retain any information that would identify you personally to anyone else.
*In the following exceptional circumstances we are obliged by law to divulge certain information:
- If there is a real concern that you are putting a third person at risk. (e.g. child abuse)
- Where we're instructed to do so by the Child Protection Dept. of Gloucestershire Social Services under the Children Act 1989, Section 7.
- Where required to do so under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 1989, Drug Trafficking Offences Act 1996, or during an investigation by the Serious Fraud Squad.
- Should you fall seriously ill during a meeting and we need to inform medical personnel of your name and address. (if we have it)