Safeguarding Adults. The Trust will deliver operational safeguarding duty on behalf of Torbay to: • Prevent abuse and neglect wherever possible, understand the causes of abuse and neglect, and learn from experience; • Ensure all organisations embed learning from incidents and case reviews; • Improve multi-agency practice and processes to improve individual safety planning as part of care and support plans and safeguard adults in a way that supports choice and control and improves their lives; • Provide information and promote public awareness to enable people in the community to be informed so that they know when, and how, to report suspected abuse; • Work with strategic commissioners and in partnerships with independent and community voluntary sector organizations to identify and address issues early preventing escalation through focused service improvement planning to reduce and streamline the number of current safeguarding processes.
Safeguarding Adults. 9.1 The Service Provider shall adopt and operate the Stockport All Agency Safeguarding Adults Policy. A copy of this document shall be kept by the Service Provider and shall be available to all its employees, volunteers, Service Users and their relatives.
Safeguarding Adults. 31.1 The Owner and Registered Manager of the Provider are responsible for ensuring the organisation is fully engaged in the Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board Policies and Procedures.
Safeguarding Adults. The Service Provider agrees to adopt the “No Secrets in Bristol” policy and procedures are a framework for preventing harm and for protecting those who have allegedly been abused. The policy is agreed by all agencies who form the Bristol safeguarding adults partnership. xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/sites/default/files/documents/health_and_adult_care/abuse_or_negl ect/safeguarding_adults/No%20Secrets%20in%20Bristol%202014- policy%20and%20procedures%20for%20safeguarding%20adults%20at%20risk.pdf SCHEDULE 3 – PAYMENT
Safeguarding Adults. Continue to prevent abuse and neglect wherever possible, understand the causes of abuse and neglect, and learn from experience Safeguard adults in a way that supports choice and control and improves their lives Provide information and promote public awareness to enable people in the community to be informed so that they know when, and how, to report suspected abuse 2 Current Services
Safeguarding Adults. The Trust shall work within the procedures and guidance for commissioned and contracted services as contained in the Joint Health and Social Services Safeguarding Adults Policy.
Safeguarding Adults. If your group or organisation has a membership where you consider the adults attending your sessions to be at risk from harm or abuse it is necessary to attach a copy of your Adult Safeguarding Policy.
Safeguarding Adults. 3.1. The Safeguarding Adults Team is the single point of access for all safeguarding adult referrals. Referrals are made by telephone, email, or referral form, and are input into LAS (the Adult Social Care information system) by an administrator. All Safeguarding Adults issues are referred to the Safeguarding Adults Team whether there is an allocated worker involved, or the adult is not known to adult social care at all. Every referral will be considered against the statutory safeguarding criteria (s.42 Care Act 2014).
Safeguarding Adults. Section 432 of the Care Act 2014 (the Care Act 2014), outlines the responsibility placed upon local authorities to establish partnership arrangements to help and protect adults in its area in line with Section 42 of the Care Act 2014: Where the local authority has reasonable cause to suspect that an adult in its area (whether or not ordinarily resident there)
Safeguarding Adults. 4.1 Referrals
