The Safeguarding Adults [Level 2] course covers:

1. Understanding Safeguarding and Vulnerability

• Definitions of safeguarding and “adults at risk.”

• Overview of relevant legislation, such as the Care Act 2014 and Mental Capacity Act 2005.

• The importance of promoting individual rights and dignity.

2. Recognising Types of Abuse and Neglect

• Physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and organisational abuse.

• Domestic abuse, modern slavery, and self-neglect.

• Identifying subtle or complex signs of abuse.

3. Responding to Safeguarding Concerns

• How to handle disclosures and suspicions.

• Reporting and recording safeguarding incidents effectively.

• Strategies to manage difficult conversations and emotional impact.

4. Safeguarding Processes and Multi-Agency Working

• Role of safeguarding teams and local authorities.

• Principles of information sharing and confidentiality.

• Collaborating with other organisations and agencies.

5. Practical Case Studies and Scenario Analysis

• Analysing real-world safeguarding cases.

• Applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations.

• Best practices for resolving safeguarding challenges.

6. Preventative Safeguarding

• Creating safer environments for vulnerable adults.

• Recognising and mitigating risks before harm occurs.