National Safeguarding Adults Week 2020 will take place from 16- 22 November. In Safeguarding Adults Week we aim to create a time where we can all focus on safeguarding adults. Each day will be focused...
Safeguarding Adults Week 2020 Will Take Place 16 - 22 November. We're still finalising the themes, but here's everything you need to know so far.
Would you recognise abuse if you saw it? There are many types of harm. It's important to learn to spot the signs of abuse. This will ensure that people in your organisation know what measures...
A recent episode of BBC Panorama followed follows West Midlands Police as they brought down a slave gang.
[intro]Victoria Birkett is a University of Nottingham Student who's currently working a placement at The Ann Craft Trust. As part of her placement, we asked her to share her thoughts on Men's Mental Health Week...
[intro]Kyle Kivaria, a second-year law student at the University of Nottingham, worked a placement at The Ann Craft Trust. At the end of her placement, we asked her to reflect on what she'd learned about...
[intro]Our quarterly Safeguarding Bulletin has been released in January, April, July and October every year since 1992.[/intro] Get a PDF copy of this bulletin here. "Safeguarding Adults Week is fast approaching and I'm busy searching...
[intro]The 2023 Safeguarding Adults Week focused on how looking after our own wellbeing can empower us to safeguard others. [/intro] As part of this, we ran a survey to investigate the current state of wellbeing...
[intro]Kimberley Walsh, Safeguarding Adults in Sport Manager, attended the Safe Sport International (SSI) Conference in September 2023. [/intro] Taking place in Canary Wharf, London, the conference hosted attendees from across the globe both in person...
[intro]Domestic abuse and sexual violence can take many different forms, and this can make it hard to spot the signs.[/intro] Anyone can experience physical, emotional or sexual abuse. But research shows that disabled people may...
