At In2action, we believe in the importance of safeguarding the well-being and safety of vulnerable people, especially children, young people, and adults at risk. Our comprehensive safeguarding courses are designed to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to create a protective and nurturing environment.
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Our safeguarding courses offer comprehensive training at both Level 1 and Level 3 covering essential aspects to equip participants with the knowledge and skills they need to ensure the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable individuals.
Following the course, attendees will be issued a qualification and certificate based on the course level completed. Although the qualification doesn’t have an expiry date, refresher training and keeping up to date with changing policies, procedures and legislation through ongoing CPD is vital.
We also have other training course including managing challenging behaviour, customer engagement, hospitality service training and much more. If you need any help please get in touch with us today and a member of the team will be on hand to help you.
Safeguarding training equips you with the knowledge and skills to recognise, respond to, and prevent abuse and neglect in your job role. Whether you’re working in a caregiving, educational, or healthcare setting, safeguarding training can help you gain a deep understanding of the signs to watch out for to protect a vulnerable person.
Safeguarding equips teams with the necessary skills to recognise subtle indicators of abuse or neglect, ensuring early intervention and support.
Businesses can quickly address and mitigate risks when safeguarding protocols are in place. this ensures the wellbeing of vulnerable people and can prevent the escalation of harm.
By prioritising safeguarding practices, businesses can create a sense of responsibility among staff members.
Effective safeguarding initiatives reassure vulnerable people that their safety and wellbeing are a priority, encouraging them to seek support.
Proactive safeguarding measures like comprehensive training, policies, and risk assessments help identify potential risks.
During safeguarding training, you’ll develop a range of skills to help you carry out efficient safeguarding in your role. These skills include, but aren’t limited to:
• Understanding legislation surrounding safeguarding and your legal responsibilities
• Identifying the signs of abuse
• How to respond to concerns you have about a child or vulnerable person
• How to act if information is disclosed to you by a child or vulnerable person
• How to report concerns and why this is important
• How to record your concerns
A vulnerable person is anyone who may be unable to take care of themselves or protect themselves from harm due to age, illness, disability, or other factors.
Signs may include unexplained injuries, changes in behaviour, withdrawal, fear of certain individuals, poor hygiene, and sudden financial difficulties, among others.
Anyone working with or caring for vulnerable individuals, including healthcare professionals, teachers, social workers, and volunteers, should undergo safeguarding training to recognise signs of abuse and respond effectively.
No, our safeguarding course is perfect for any level.
We offer flexible training to suit your needs. Whether you are looking for online training, pre-recorded webinars, or training at your own premises, we can adapt to your team.
Our safeguarding training courses are delivered by qualified trainers with expertise in safeguarding practices.