Safeguarding Adults from Exploitation (Training course)

Contents

1. About this course
2. Aims
3. Learning Outcomes
4. Who can attend
5. Book a place and find out more

About this course

This course is for those who work for the adult's workforce.

It covers all aspects of exploitation that are happening in our communities, including:

• sexual exploitation
• criminal exploitation
• modern slavery

Aims

The aims of this course are to equip people with the skills and knowledge to recognise potential exploitation of adults at risk and to provide the information to be able to make an appropriate safeguarding referral.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the session participants will be able to:

• Describe adult exploitation
• Use existing expertise and professional judgment to recognise potentially vulnerable individuals and know when intervention may be necessary to support them
• Understand the complexities of transitional safeguarding
• Understand issues of adult sexual exploitation
• Demonstrate an understanding of exploitation through Modern Slavery
• Demonstrate an understanding of exploitation through Mate Crime/Hate Crime
• Understand issues in respect of Criminal Exploitation / County Lines
• Know when, how and where to refer concerns about individuals at risk
• Identify appropriate legislation

This course is ran by Russ Saunders, Learning and Development Advisor.

Who can attend

Anyone working with children, adults and families in South Tyneside can apply for a place.

Book a place and find out more

This course is free to attend.

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