Safeguarding adults at risk from abuse and neglect - advanced / Manager (formally L3)

Who is this course for?

This workshop aims to provide staff who are designated safeguarding lead in their organisation and/or designated referrer with comprehensive guidance on how to respond and act to potential and actual safeguarding issues.

Learning outcomes:

Describe how to apply local and national policy and procedural frameworks when undertaking a saefguarding activity
Name and explain what legislation is relevant to undertaking a safeguarding activity
Understand the signs and symptoms of abuse and neglect, triggers and risks
Knowledge in relation to safeguarding referral process and personal role
Explain how to respond to a safeguarding alert and make referrals
Identify and reduce potential and actual risks after disclosure or an allegation has been made
Developing best practice in keeping people safe
Gain knowledge in SAB's, Section 42 enquries and SAR's
Discuss and develop strategies for consent
Understanding safeguarding investigation process and how to apply duties and tasks involved
Maintain accurate, complete and up to date records and understanding the impact of poor recording keeping in a safeguarding situation
Preserving forensic evidence
Organisational and personal safeguarding responsibilities
Safeguarding Adults Review (SAR) case studies and learning
How to prepare for a safeguarding meeting

Duration: 1 day

Further information: The course can be developed in line with organisational reporting protocols and can be extended to include coaching and mentoring for managesr who maybe involved in safeguarding meetings. For other safeguarding related training please see our dedicated safeguarding training page here