Safeguarding Adults at Risk
This course has only partly undergone the validation process. Due to Covid this has been delayed (as at January 2022).
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 takes 3.5 hours to complete and is for all those who work, or volunteer directly with adults at risk their families and carers.
By the end of the course learners will be able to:
What will you gain from it?
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 NOT PER PERSON and do not include travel time and mileage. Ideally the session works best when the minimum of 6 attendees has been reached.
There is some great resources here too: https://knowhow.ncvo.org.uk/safeguarding/safeguarding#
This course has only partly undergone the validation process. Due to Covid this has been delayed (as at January 2022).
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 takes 3.5 hours to complete and is for all those who work, or volunteer directly with adults at risk their families and carers.
By the end of the course learners will be able to:
- Be aware of the key legislation and guidance for safeguarding adults at risk, including mental capacity;
- Describe appropriately the signs and symptoms of the possible abuse or neglect of the adults at risk with whom they come into contact;
- Explain which individuals, organisations and reference documents they should refer to, and take advice from, if concerned about an adult at risk's wellbeing;
- Think about risk when considering whether or not to request consent to share information about an adult at risk with the statutory authorities;
- Outline the their responsibilities towards confidentiality, consent and information sharing;
- Explain how to respond to concerns, what to do in the event of a disclosure of abuse and how to record;
- Name who they should refer to when there is an adult abuse concern.
What will you gain from it?
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 NOT PER PERSON and do not include travel time and mileage. Ideally the session works best when the minimum of 6 attendees has been reached.
There is some great resources here too: https://knowhow.ncvo.org.uk/safeguarding/safeguarding#
