Volunteer with SaintlySingles

Volunteer Safety Training & Code of Conduct

Every host, safety moderator and technical producer shares the same responsibility: respect people’s privacy, act promptly on concerns and keep our gatherings welcoming.

Module 1

Participant Safety & Immediate Escalation

Zero tolerance for harassment, predatory behaviour or unwanted persistence.
Immediately remove disruptive attendees, or mute or close a breakout room if participant safety is compromised. Separate those involved and help the affected attendee move to a safer lobby or room.
Report the incident directly to Saintly Singles administration at support@saintlysingles.app. In immediate danger, contact emergency services first — 000 in Australia or 111 in New Zealand.

Module 2

Privacy, Confidentiality & Anti-Recording

Strict zero-recording policy: no screenshots, screen recordings or saved audio or video — even with verbal consent.
Private picks and connections are strictly confidential. Never disclose one-way selections or discuss who liked whom. Members see mutual connections directly in the app.
Respect participant anonymity. Never disclose off-platform contact details without explicit consent.

Module 3

Church Independence & Standing

Saintly Singles is an independent service, not owned, operated or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Never interrogate participants about temple recommends, Church activity, callings, mission service or personal worthiness.
All legally single adults aged 18+ within the event’s age band are welcomed respectfully. Divorces must be final; people who are separated but not legally divorced may not join.

Module 4

Commercial & Solicitation Boundaries

Promoting multi-level marketing (MLM), business ventures or personal services during Saintly Singles gatherings is prohibited.
Address a business pitch with a clear room reminder and a private reminder to the attendee. Remove them if they persist.

Direct reporting to Saintly Singles administration: support@saintlysingles.app. These safeguards help reduce risk; they are not a guarantee of safety.