BFI Privacy Policy

Any information you provide to BFI will be held securely and in accordance with the rules on data protection.

Your personal details will be treated as private and confidential and safeguarded, and will not be disclosed to anyone not connected to the BFI unless you have agreed to its release, or in certain circumstances where:

we are legally obliged to do so
it is necessary for the proper discharge of our statutory functions

We will ensure that any disclosure made for this purpose is proportionate, considers your right to privacy and is dealt with fairly and lawfully.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Data Protection Act 2018 regulates the use of “personal data”, which is essentially any information, whether kept in computer or paper files, about identifiable, living individuals.

Information collected by visiting the website

Upon visiting this website, your IP address is automatically logged. Should you fill out the Contact form, any personal data provided will also be stored.

To view how Wix.com, this website's domain host, may also collect and use your data, please view sections 8, 13 and 14 of their privacy policy here: https://www.wix.com/about/privacy

Access to your personal information held by Brighter Future Initiative

Subject access is one of the main rights of data protection legislation. It gives people the right to access their personal information.

This means that an individual can ask BFI to tell them about any personal information we hold about them, and to provide them with a copy of that information. This is known as a subject access request.

Once we receive a subject access request, we must reply, in writing, within one calendar month. In our reply, we must confirm whether or not we hold the information and either provide the information requested or explain why it is not being provided.

To submit a subject access request to BFI, email us via our Contact page.