Safeguarding is everybody’s responsibility, from front-line staff in regular contact with tenants, residents and service users; to staff who periodically visit homes or communal areas e.g. repairs staff or contractors; to chief executives and board members. All have a responsibility to protect individuals’ safety and human rights, and safeguarding measures need to be an integral part of housing related support.
Sample content:
- Defining a ‘person at risk’
- Legislative and regulatory framework and responsibilities
- Role of housing providers
- Case management
- Professional boundaries
- Handling the media
- Good practice in dealing with safeguarding issues
If you are registered for the erosh Independent Living Standards, this training will help you achieve the following standard(s):
C21 Safeguarding, Domestic Abuse and Modern Slavery
Safeguarding is everybody’s responsibility, from front-line staff in regular contact with tenants, residents and service users; to staff who periodically visit homes or communal areas e.g. repairs staff or contractors; …