Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk - Online Training Course - CPDUK Accredited
Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk – Online Training Course - CPDUK Accredited.
Welcome to The Mandatory Training Group's online Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk training course. All our online training courses, programmes and qualifications are accredited by the CPD Certification Service (CPDUK).
Safeguarding means preventing harm and acting to protect children and adults at risk from actual or potential abuse, neglect or exploitation and ensuring they receive the proper care that promotes health and welfare.
This online Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk training course aims to give you the knowledge you need to understand the impact of and critical issues surrounding adults and children’s safeguarding, including how to recognise, respond to and reduce the likelihood of abuse.
Course content
This online Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk training course covers the following sections:
- Section 1: Understanding the principles of safeguarding adults
- Section 2: Reducing the likelihood of abuse
- Section 3: Responding to suspected or disclosed abuse
- Section 4: Protecting people from harm and abuse – locally and nationally
- Section 5: Safeguarding children.
Who is the course for?
This online Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk training course is suitable for:
- For anyone who works with children or adults at risk.
- For health and social care professionals.
Course aims
This online Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk training course aims to:
- Acquire the knowledge and information needed to appropriately report abuse and neglect.
- Understand the responsibilities of safeguarding adults and children at risk.
- Develop an understanding of safeguarding policies in place and local whistleblowing policy procedures.
Learning objectives
On completion of this Safeguarding Adults and Children at Risk online training course, the learner will be able to:
- Explain how to recognise and respond to abuse, how to respond to a disclosure, and how to report and record concerns.
- Explore different and appropriate procedures to follow if a child or young person is suspected of experiencing abuse.
- Explore different courses of action to take if abuse of an adult is suspected, as well as local whistleblowing policy procedures.
- Know possible barriers to alerting or referring relevant agencies to an alleged case of abuse, as well as legislation in place currently which relates to the sharing of information.
- Identify signs that could indicate abuse on adults and children at risk.
