Safeguarding adults training
Recognise and respond to abuse and neglect in adult social care — a serious subject taught with care, aligned with the Care Act 2014 and tailored to real care scenarios.
- Half day
- All care staff
- Certificate provided
Who this course is for
All staff who work with adults in care settings or their own homes — care and support workers, senior carers, coordinators and managers. We adapt scenarios to your service type, whether residential, supported living or domiciliary care.
What the course covers
- Types and indicators of abuse and neglect
- The Care Act 2014 safeguarding duties
- Responding to a disclosure well
- Recording and reporting routes
- Whistleblowing and escalation
- Links to mental capacity and consent
Delivery, duration and assessment
A half-day session delivered face-to-face or live online, built around discussion of realistic scenarios rather than slides. Understanding is checked through case-study exercises. Certificates with unique registration numbers are issued on completion, with attendance records for your evidence.
Compliance notes
Adult safeguarding is a core subject in Skills for Care's statutory and mandatory training guidance, and safeguarding effectiveness is central to CQC's assessment of every service. Most providers refresh safeguarding training at least every three years, with level and depth matched to role.
Ready to arrange training for your team?
Send an enquiry and we will reply within one working day with dates, delivery options and whether your places can be fully funded.