Course length
3 hours

Who is it for
This course is suitable for anyone who comes into contact with vulnerable adults during the course of their work. It is suitable for carers who work with the elderly, those with learning difficulties or those who have mental health problems. The recommended maximum is 12 delegates.

Course overview
This course aims to raise awareness of the legislation that applies to vulnerable groups and how these policies can be applied in practice. It covers different types of abuse that can occur and how to identify them, how to develop a safeguarding culture and create a safe environment along with whistle blowing and codes of practice. The course includes scenarios to help you to think about what you would do in a particular situation and can be tailored to your needs.

Course materials
Delegates will receive course handouts and a certificate of attendance.

Course contents
• Understanding the No Secrets Act and POVA/SOVA legislation
• The duty of care of the employer and employee
• Definitions of vulnerable adults and safeguarding of adults
• Safeguarding vulnerable adults in a care setting
• Different types of abuse and neglect, their signs and symptoms
• Confidentiality
• Risk assessment
• Creating a safe environment
• Reporting suspected abuse and neglect
• Whistle-blowing
• Working within your organisation's relevant policies

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