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Privacy and cookies policy

Summary of Policy

f4i does not put cookies on the computers of visitors nor collect any data about them.

If we amend the policy in the future- likely to be limited to keeping anonymous records of numbers of visits and downloads- we will amend this page to make the situation clear.

Call (0044) (0)121 464 1391 for more information

Privacy Policy
The following provides detail about f4i.org (Framework for Intervention) website Privacy Policy. Note: This policy only applies to f4i.org's own web pages and not to other sites administered through Birmingham City Council.

This site may contains links to other sites that may request additional information from visitors. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of other web sites to which we provide links.

Consent
We do not collect information on visitors to this site. No consent is implied by visiting this site.

How Do We Protect Your Information?
We do not collect your information.

Cookies & IP Addresses
We do not use cookies nor store the IP addresses of visitors.

(A cookie is a piece of information that is stored on your computer's hard drive by your web browser. It acts as an anonymous identifier when you visit our site. IP addresses are numbers unique to computers - or routers in the case of networks - which are broadcast when you visit the internet.)

Advertising
We do not advertise for external companies or organisations on this site though we may indicate information that might be helpful to visitors. We do not take remuneration for this.

Data Sharing
We do not collect information on visitors so do not share information.

Visitor feedback and complaints
We welcome questions and comments about privacy and the design of the web site. Please send an e-mail to queries@f4i.org

Framework for Intervention is a non-profit making agency of Birmingham City Council's Children, Young Person and Familes Department (Children's Services). It is administered within the Educational Psychology Service.