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Level 1 & 2
Safeguarding Adults At Risk
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The Safeguarding Adults at Risk training can be provided individually or as part of a bespoke package.
Contact us for further information.
Course Objectives
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By the end of the course, participants at:
Level 1 will be able to:
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Explain what is meant by the term ‘an Adult at Risk’.
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List the forms abuse may take.
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Recognise signs and symptoms of abuse.
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Understand how to respond appropriately to disclosures of abuse.
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Understand the legislation and guidance concerning safeguarding adults at risk.
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Level 2 as well as the Level 1 learning objectives above, will be able to know:
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How they would implement the safeguarding adults at risk measures required.
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How to support people to keep themselves safe.
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How to respond to safeguarding alerts / referrals.
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How to identify and reduce potential and actual risks after disclosure or an allegation has been made.
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How to develop protective strategies for those that decline services.
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How to maintain accurate, complete and up to date records.
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The roles and responsibilities of the different agencies involved in investigating allegations of abuse.
Course Overview
Target Population: All staff who may require Safeguarding Adults at Risk Training.
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Course Duration:
Level 1: From 3 hours
Level 2: From 6 hours
​Certification: Level 1 or 2 Award in Safeguarding Adults at Risk.
Assessment: Knowledge assessment via a question paper.
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Number of Participants: 20 Maximum
Our Safeguarding Adults At Risk Training:
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Based on the compliance requirements placed on trainers by the Care Act 2014 and Equality Act 2010 chapter 1 (protected characteristics); chapter 2 (prohibited conduct) and chapter 3 (services and public functions).
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Can assist with the knowledge compliance of the Care Certificate Standard 10 for Safeguarding Adults at Risk.
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Can assist Health & Social Care Diploma candidates with the various elements of their learning.
