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Editorial policy
How content is selected, written, sourced, corrected and reviewed.
Review the editorial policy →Governance and trust
Trust is built by being clear about who we are and how we work.
This section brings together Wheezy Does It’s organisational information, publishing standards, safeguarding approach, complaints process, accessibility commitment and future impact reporting.
Confirmation required
Organisation details must be verified before publication
A public search did not identify a registered charity entry in England and Wales under the exact name “Wheezy Does It”. That does not establish the organisation’s legal status. The details below must be supplied from your formal records.
| Official legal name | Confirmation needed Confirm whether the legal name is Wheezy Does It or another registered/entity name. |
|---|---|
| Organisation type | Confirmation needed For example: charitable incorporated organisation, charitable company, unincorporated association, community group or project. |
| Registration number | Confirmation needed Only display a charity or company number if formally issued. |
| Trustees or responsible people | Confirmation needed Provide approved names, roles and any public biographies. |
| Registered/correspondence address | Confirmation needed Provide an appropriate public address. Do not publish a private home address without careful consideration. |
| Financial year and reporting | Confirmation needed Confirm accounting period, reporting duties and where approved accounts will be published. |
| Primary contact email | Available support@wheezydoesit.co.uk |
Draft trust framework
Policies prepared for review
These drafts describe the standards the organisation intends to follow. They require formal approval and named responsibility before going live.
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Medical review policy
How health information is separated from lived experience and checked responsibly.
Review medical-content standards →03
Safeguarding
How concerns are recognised, recorded and escalated without claiming to operate an emergency service.
Review safeguarding →04
Complaints
A fair route for raising concerns about content, conduct or handling of enquiries.
Review the complaints process →05
Accessibility
A commitment to WCAG 2.2 AA as a design target, with honest reporting of known limitations.
Review accessibility →06
Impact and reports
A structure for future annual reports, accounts, impact measures and funding transparency.
Review reporting structure →Organisation details are the next dependency
Before this trust section can be finalised, the charity’s legal status, responsible people, address and reporting duties must be confirmed.