Safeguarding adults at risk - level 1

Who the course is for
For all staff and volunteers working in a voluntary sector social care environment and who have not attended a course within the last 2 years.
N.B. This course is relevant for safeguarding leads/designated persons, but they should also attend the Designated Person training provided by HCF.

What previous delegates have said:
"I can really recommend this training day. I have attended others in the past but because there were attendees from very different organisations it was much more refreshing."
"Good balance of input and participation."

Course date: 26/02/2020
Start time: 9.30 (9.15 Registration)
End time: 16.00
Venue: Nigel Copping Community Building, Sanville Gardens, Stanstead Abbotts, Hertfordshire, SG12 8GA

Course Content:

How to define an Adult at Risk

How to identify if an adult is being abused or exploited

The Care Act 2014 & the HCC multi-agency policy and procedures

Who to talk to and what to do if you have concerns

Learning outcomes:

Know the three key criteria of an adult at risk

Name the key principles of safeguarding adults

Be able to identify different types of abuse

Recognise symptoms or indicators of abuse

Differentiate the three key roles in Safeguarding Adults

About the trainer:

Vivian Lawman is a PTLLS-trained experienced tutor, accredited by HCC to deliver level 1 and designated person Safeguarding adults at risk courses.

For more information visit http://www.hertscf.org.uk/safeguarding-adults-at-risk-level-1-26022020