Privacy
How SCF handles information received through its public website and public communication pathways.
Information we may receive
Information may be provided voluntarily through email, telephone, contact forms, partnership enquiries or other approved communication channels. This may include name, contact details, organisation, enquiry details and information reasonably necessary to respond.
How information is used
Information is used for responding to enquiries, programme navigation, institutional communication, partnership coordination, statutory or governance requirements, safeguarding, service improvement and other legitimate Foundation purposes consistent with applicable law and consent.
Sensitive and beneficiary information
Medical, health, child, family or other sensitive information is not intended for unrestricted website submission. Where such information is required for an approved programme, it is handled through the relevant consent, access-control and record-management process.
Sharing and disclosure
Information is not sold. It may be shared with authorised personnel, professional advisers, service providers, healthcare or institutional partners, or public authorities where necessary for an approved purpose, safeguarding, legal obligation or consented referral.
Retention and security
SCF applies proportionate administrative and technical safeguards and retains information according to operational, statutory, audit and governance requirements.
Your communication choices
You may request correction of contact information or raise a privacy concern through the Foundation’s official contact channel, subject to applicable legal and record-retention requirements.
Contact
For privacy-related correspondence, use the official contact details published on the Connect page.