Safeguarding Adults Training
Safeguarding adults is essential to protecting the rights, safety and wellbeing of those who may be at risk of abuse, neglect or exploitation. Under the Care Act 2014 and CQC expectations, every organisation has a duty to ensure staff can recognise concerns, respond appropriately and promote dignity and independence. Effective adult safeguarding isn’t just about compliance — it’s about creating a culture where people feel safe, respected and supported. Our specialist training gives your team the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to meet these responsibilities and strengthen safeguarding practice across your service.
Level 1 – Safeguarding Adults Awareness
Duration: Half day delivery.
Delivery: Online or in‑house.
Suitable for: All staff working with adults at risk
Overview: An introduction to adult safeguarding under the Care Act 2014 and CQC Fundamental Standards. Staff learn how to recognise abuse, respond safely, and follow reporting pathways.
Key Learning:
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Six principles of adult safeguarding
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Recognising abuse & neglect
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Responding to disclosures
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Consent & empowerment
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Reporting concerns
Level 2 – Safeguarding Adults Practitioner
Duration: Half day
Delivery: Online or in‑house.
Suitable for: Care staff, support workers, health professionals
Overview: A practical course exploring the Care Act criteria, Mental Capacity Act, and Making Safeguarding Personal. Ideal for staff with regular safeguarding responsibilities.
Key Learning:
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Capacity & consent
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Best‑interest decisions
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MSP principles
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Complex safeguarding (domestic abuse, exploitation)
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Defensible recording
Level 3 – Safeguarding Adults Lead Practitioner
Duration: Full day
Delivery: Online or in‑house.
Suitable for: Managers, safeguarding leads, senior practitioners
Overview: Advanced training for those overseeing safeguarding processes, Section 42 enquiries, and CQC compliance.
Key Learning:
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Leading safeguarding enquiries
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Multi‑agency working
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Internal investigations
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Risk management
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CQC inspection readiness