This online course provides clear, practical guidance on how to safeguard vulnerable adults in health and social care settings. It explains key responsibilities, legal frameworks, communication skills, and the correct procedures for reporting concerns. Learners will understand how to identify abuse, respond appropriately and maintain a safe environment for those at risk.
What You Will Learn
- How to recognise vulnerable adults and identify signs of abuse, harm or neglect.
- Key legislation, policy and safeguarding frameworks guiding adult protection.
- Types of abuse and risk factors affecting adults in care settings.
- How to respond professionally when concerns arise or disclosures are made.
- Proper procedures for reporting, recording and escalating safeguarding concerns.
- How to communicate effectively with vulnerable adults, families and professionals.
Curriculum Highlights
- Introduction to Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
- Legislation & National Guidance
- Recognising Abuse, Harm & Neglect
- Roles & Responsibilities in Safeguarding
- Communication & Professional Boundaries
- Responding to Disclosures
- Reporting, Record-Keeping & Information Sharing
Who Should Enrol
This course is ideal for:
- Support workers, care assistants and health & social care staff.
- Professionals working with adults at risk in residential, community or domiciliary settings.
- Anyone who wants to fully understand their duty of care and safeguarding responsibilities.
Certification & Key Features
- 100% online, flexible and self-paced learning.
- CPD-accredited certificate issued upon completion.
- Accessible on laptop, tablet or mobile.
- Beginner-friendly, suitable for all levels of experience.
Career & Progression
This course strengthens confidence and competence in safeguarding practice. It supports progression into adult-care roles, safeguarding officer positions, supervisory responsibilities and further specialist training.
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£120.00
