Adult Safeguarding Level 2 Training – Summary
Purpose:To equip professionals and volunteers who work directly with vulnerable adults with the knowledge and skills to identify, respond to, and prevent abuse or neglect.
📘 Key Learning Outcomes:
Understanding Safeguarding:
What safeguarding adults means and why it's essential.
Legal duties under the Care Act 2014 and other UK legislation.
Recognising Abuse:
Types of abuse (physical, emotional, financial, neglect, etc.).
Risk factors and signs of abuse or neglect.
Who may be more vulnerable to harm.
Safeguarding Principles:
The six key principles: Empowerment, Prevention, Proportionality, Protection, Partnership, and Accountability.
Responding to Concerns:
How to report suspected abuse.
The role of whistleblowing.
Supporting safeguarding enquiries.
Maintaining Dignity and Respect:
Promoting person-centred care.
Balancing safety with individual rights and choices.
Practical Application:
Real-life scenarios and case studies.
How to act confidently and responsibly in safeguarding situations.
🧑🏫 Who Should Take This Course?
- Health and social care workers
- Volunteers and support staff
- Housing officers
- Educators and public sector employees
- Anyone with regular contact with vulnerable adults
