Making a Safeguarding Adults Alert
Date:
20 April 2018 - 31 March 2019
Venue:
All Day
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Making a Safeguarding Adults Alert to the Local Authority (Previously known as Referrers)
(Fully Funded)
Aims and Objectives: Following attending the course, participants should be able to:- Identify what action to take when an allegation of abuse is reported
- Identify and minimise risks when an allegation of abuse is reported
- Identify the importance of recording and documenting in relation to safeguarding adults
- Provide support for staff and people who use services who report concerns of abuse, or are alleged to have committed abuse
- Be clear about what happens following a safeguarding adults Alert to the Local Authority and what your role might be in relation to a ‘Section 42 enquiry’
- Have knowledge of related legislation
- Work within the principles of information sharing in accordance with the local policy and procedure, relevant legislation and relevant internal guidanceTarget Group: Managers, supervisors or senior staff in registered and non-registered settings with a responsibility for reporting Adult Safeguarding concerns and making an ‘Alert’ to the Local Authority
| Dates | Venues |
| 31st May 2018 | County Hall – Glenfield – Room G59B |
| 29th June 2018 | County Hall – Glenfield – Room G59B |
| 19th September 2018 | County Hall – Glenfield – Room G59B |
| 6th November 2018 | TBC |
| 31st January 2019 | TBC |
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