Safeguarding Adults at Risk
This course has undergone the validation process and we are awaiting the paperwork.
It is recommended that you have a 3.5 hour session but this can be agreed depending on your agencies requirements. Click here to see comments from those who have received this training.
THIS COURSE CAN BE DELIVERED VIA ZOOM OR FACE TO FACE.
It is recommended that all staff working with adults at risk of harm should undertake training every 3 years.
Who should attend?
This course is a “must” for all those who work or volunteer directly with adults, and/ or their families.
What will the session involve?
· we will look at safeguarding procedures
· identify the relevant legislation and guidance that provides the framework for safeguarding
· Logging and reporting of concerns
· The latest recommendations from Cambridgeshire & Peterborough SAB
What will you gain from it?
Costs
As a rough idea for a standard 3.5 hour training session you would be expected to pay around £112.50. These costs are per session and do not include travel time and mileage. Ideally the session works best when the minimum of 6 attendees has been reached.
If you do not have enough attendees for a `in house' course you could attend the next `open' safeguarding course. These are at huntsforum cambridgecvs supportcambs and at vcaec. Please check their websites for more information.
There is some great resources here too: https://knowhow.ncvo.org.uk/safeguarding/safeguarding#
This course has undergone the validation process and we are awaiting the paperwork.
It is recommended that you have a 3.5 hour session but this can be agreed depending on your agencies requirements. Click here to see comments from those who have received this training.
THIS COURSE CAN BE DELIVERED VIA ZOOM OR FACE TO FACE.
It is recommended that all staff working with adults at risk of harm should undertake training every 3 years.
Who should attend?
This course is a “must” for all those who work or volunteer directly with adults, and/ or their families.
What will the session involve?
· we will look at safeguarding procedures
· identify the relevant legislation and guidance that provides the framework for safeguarding
· Logging and reporting of concerns
· The latest recommendations from Cambridgeshire & Peterborough SAB
What will you gain from it?
- an understanding of the statutory responsibilities of organisations & individuals who work/ care for adults
- recognise the different categories of abuse
- know how to respond to concerns
- Certificate, valid for 3 years
Costs
As a rough idea for a standard 3.5 hour training session you would be expected to pay around £112.50. These costs are per session and do not include travel time and mileage. Ideally the session works best when the minimum of 6 attendees has been reached.
If you do not have enough attendees for a `in house' course you could attend the next `open' safeguarding course. These are at huntsforum cambridgecvs supportcambs and at vcaec. Please check their websites for more information.
There is some great resources here too: https://knowhow.ncvo.org.uk/safeguarding/safeguarding#
