Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Train the Trainer Programme

Date: 28th November

Train the Trainer: Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults

Course Aim:

This course is designed to not only provide trainers with a deep understanding of safeguarding issues but also to equip them with the skills necessary to effectively share this knowledge within their organisations.

Course Outline:

Overview of safeguarding: definitions, importance, the legal framework and the link between vulnerability and abuse.
Types of abuse: recognising the types, the signs and symptoms and the impact it has on vulnerable adults.
Legislation and rights: relevant legislation, respecting rights, national guidelines.
Prevention strategies: roles, responsibilities, policies and procedures- everyone's role
Responding to concerns or disclosures: how to manage these, documentation, reporting, confidentiality and information sharing
Risk management: conducting risk assessments for safeguarding and developing care plans to mitigate risks

Course Features:

**Expert Facilitators: Experienced trainers with extensive knowledge in safeguarding and adult education.
**Interactive Learning: Group discussions, role-play, and hands-on practice sessions.
**Comprehensive Course Materials: Facilitator guide, templates of training content, and a list of resources.
**Certification: Issued to participants who successfully complete the course, recognising their ability to train others in safeguarding vulnerable adults.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, participants will:

Understand the fundamental principles of safeguarding vulnerable adults.
Be equipped to deliver engaging training sessions.
Know how to utilise resources and support for continuous improvement of safeguarding programs.

Target Audience: