Safeguarding is the responsibility of organisations to make sure their staff, operations, and programmes do no harm to older people, adults at risk and children nor expose them to abuse or ...

This course explores the meaning of ‘safeguarding adults’ and ‘adults at risk’. It is for anyone across the game, who is working with adults who may at times be at greater risk of harm and looks at: • ...

This includes any type of physical, verbal, emotional, psychological, economic, and sexualized violence, and any other form of abuse of power. If you have a safeguarding concern, learn more about ...

ACT: Ann Craft Trust The Ann Craft Trust helps keep people safe from abuse. As a leading authority in safeguarding adults and young people at risk, the Trust wants to help create a world where people ...

Safeguarding adults means everyone working together to prevent ... It could cover: Using risk assessments in safeguarding. Asking about abuse and neglect sensitively and in a non-judgemental manner.

The Care Act 2014 included self-neglect for the first time as a category under adult safeguarding. Supporting people who self-neglect is associated with high risk to adults with ... needs who has ...

The new government is being called on to set up an independent safeguarding authority to tackle harm, abuse, neglect and exploitation of adults. The call made by Safeguarding Ireland also wants ...

HelpAge International is committed to safeguarding all people who come into contact with our work, including older people, at-risk adults, children, and our staff. We value diversity and inclusion as ...