It’s important that everyone is adequately trained so they can carry out their safeguarding duties competently. Schools, charities, hospitals and care homes, along with other organisations, must all be invested in safeguarding and have legal responsibilities to provide safeguarding training for staff. If you have any concerns, training will help you understand what steps you need to take. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Training will also help you to recognise signs of abuse, stay informed about emerging risks and ensure you know how to respond to concerns.Įveryone is entitled to live their lives free from harm, and it’s important that all children and all adults at risk of harm can feel safe and protected. Receiving regular safeguarding training and updates will help create an effective safeguarding culture, which is key to ensuring people thrive. As someone who works, or volunteers, with children or in a health or social care context, you should understand the importance of safeguarding.
