Privacy policy.
What information we collect
Why we collect your info
Confidentiality in practice
At Boxing For Justice, we’re committed to protecting your privacy. Your privacy and sense of psychological and emotional safety are important to Boxing For Justice. This policy explains what personal information we collect, why we collect it, how we keep it safe, and your rights
We may collect information like:
Your name, phone number, email, and address
Your age, date of birth and demographic info
Health or mental health details (relevant to your participation)
Survey responses, clinical notes, and outcome data
Feedback or conversations (from forms, calls, emails etc.)
Any info you voluntarily give us
Sometimes, we may receive your info from a third party, like a referral service, but only if you’ve given consent.
We only collect what’s necessary to:
Deliver programs safely and effectively
Record, monitor and improve the support we offer
Communicate with you and your support people
Keep participants and staff safe
When you take part in our programs, we ask that you respect the privacy of other participants. What’s said in a group stays in the group.
Private conversations with staff take place in confidential settings. We only share your information with others if you give us permission. In rare cases, such as medical emergencies or legal obligations (e.g. a subpoena), we may be required to share relevant information. We’ll always limit disclosure to what’s strictly necessary for the situation.