It is widely acknowledged that the protection of adults at risk is a collective responsibility of all organisations engaged in adult services.
This course aims to equip learners with the most up-to-date research and best practices in safeguarding adults at risk. It specifically focuses on providing direct care staff with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively support vulnerable individuals in various risk situations.
The course delves into the historical context of safeguarding and examines how society has historically provided support to individuals, thereby enabling learners to comprehend the significance of our current safeguarding practices.
Additionally, the course emphasises the importance of preventing the repetition of past mistakes. It thoroughly explores the various forms of abuse, as well as the signs and symptoms associated with such abuse. Furthermore, learners will be instructed on the appropriate actions to take if they suspect abuse or if a disclosure is made to them.
