Safeguarding Children, Adults and Domestic Abuse - Online
Recognising and responding to concerns about child abuse, adult abuse and domestic abuse.
Categories
Communication Skills, Personal Effectiveness, Work Processes
Audience
All staff.
Before attending, you should have completed the Surrey Learn e-learning module ‘Safeguarding Children and Adults’ (or equivalent within your authority).
Duration
2 x 3 hours online over 2 days
Delegate rate
Approximately £100 per delegate. Charges depend on how many book.
The 2 sessions will be participative and will use case studies to help participant learning, with opportunities to share views and ask questions.
- understand your responsibilities to safeguard children and adults and why
- describe the different types, signs and indicators of child and adult abuse, including the signs and indicators of domestic abuse
- be aware of the impact of abuse and neglect on children and adults
- be confident that you know how to recognise and respond to concerns about a child or adult
- know what to do in an emergency and what to do when it isn’t
- understand the importance of lawful information sharing
- be confident in knowing how and where to seek advice and / or report a concern
- understand what your policies and procedures require of you.
The training will be supported by presentation slides and additional learning resources.
17 March 2025 at 13:30 and 21 March 2025 at 10:00
Delivered online. You must attend all the sessions.
Online sessions include usual breaks. Zoom link(s) are auto-sent from [email protected] a few days in advance of delivery. Full instructions and course handouts will also be sent in advance.
Please note you will be expected to use your camera and display your name on all training. If unable to comply, please ensure the trainer understands why and notes your name and authority for recording attendance.
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