Adult Safeguarding Training

The Adult Safeguarding Training Course is designed to provide you with essential knowledge and practical skills when supporting a vulnerable adult . This course ensures learners understand their safeguarding responsibilities, how to recognise signs of abuse, and the appropriate steps to take when concerns arise.

Focusing on key legislation such as the Care Act 2014 and the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998, the course highlights the importance of promoting dignity, respect, and well-being for those who we care for. Real-life scenarios and case studies help bring the training to life, equipping learners with the confidence to act swiftly and appropriately in safeguarding situations.

Learners will also learn how to document and report incidents in line with best practices and organisational policies. Upon successful completion, learners will receive an Adult Safeguarding Awareness Certificate, demonstrating their commitment to maintaining a safe and supportive care environment

1.Introduction to Safeguarding

Definition and principles of safeguarding
The importance of safeguarding in care settings

2.Legislation and Guidance

The Care Act 2014
Roles and responsibilities of care staff

>3.Types and Signs of Abuse

Such as Physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and neglect
Recognising risk factors and indicators of abuse

4.Responding to Safeguarding Concerns

What to do when you suspect abuse
Effective communication with vulnerable adults

5.Recording and Reporting

Documentation and confidentiality
Whistleblowing and escalation procedures

6.Practical Scenarios and Case Studies

Applying learning through real-life examples

By the end of this course, participants will:

Understand what safeguarding is and why it is essential.
Recognise signs and types of abuse in adults.
Learn how to respond appropriately to safeguarding concerns.
Understand key legislation and policies related to adult safeguarding.
Know how to record and report safeguarding issues following the correct procedures.