This course provides essential awareness and guidance on safeguarding vulnerable adults. It covers recognising signs of abuse, responding to concerns, legal responsibilities, reporting procedures, and maintaining a safe and supportive environment. The training is suitable for anyone working with adults who may be at risk, including care workers, support staff, and community professionals. The programme is delivered online and allows flexible, self‑paced learning.
Who This Course Is For
- Health and social‑care workers supporting vulnerable adults.
- Residential home staff, community workers, and care assistants.
- Volunteers and workers in public‑facing roles.
- Anyone responsible for safeguarding or adult protection.
What You Will Learn
Module 1 – Introduction to Adult Safeguarding
Explains what safeguarding means, why it matters, and core responsibilities in protecting adults at risk.
Module 2 – Types of Abuse & Neglect
Covers physical, emotional, financial, sexual abuse, domestic abuse, neglect, and institutional abuse.
Module 3 – Recognising Warning Signs
Identifies behavioural and physical indicators that may suggest an adult is at risk or experiencing harm.
Module 4 – Risk Factors & Vulnerabilities
Discusses circumstances that increase risk, including disability, illness, isolation, dependency, and social factors.
Module 5 – Responding to Concerns
Teaches safe and appropriate responses when concerns arise, including how to remain calm, supportive, and non‑judgmental.
Module 6 – Reporting & Recording Procedures
Covers how to report concerns, document essential information, follow safeguarding processes, and escalate issues.
Module 7 – Legislation & Professional Responsibilities
Explains legal frameworks, safeguarding policies, duty of care, confidentiality, and ethical practice.
Module 8 – Multi‑Agency & Partnership Working
Discusses collaboration between social services, healthcare, police, and community organisations.
Module 9 – Supporting Individuals After Disclosure
Teaches how to offer reassurance, protect safety, and ensure individuals receive appropriate help and support.
Assessment & Certification
Learners complete an online assessment at the end of the course. Results are provided instantly. If a learner does not pass, the exam may be retaken without additional cost. Successful learners receive an accredited digital certificate, with an option to request a printed copy.
Key Benefits
- Improves understanding of safeguarding responsibilities.
- Builds confidence in recognising and reporting abuse.
- Supports safe, ethical, and person‑centred practice.
- Flexible online learning with recognised certification.
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