Useful resources for professionals

Safeguarding Adults Reviews

Multi-agency self neglect toolkit

Guides and policies

• The PAN London safeguarding adults policy and procedures is the overarching safeguarding adults policy in the borough of Ealing.
• Help to stop abuse guide
• Say no to abuse
• Care Act
• ADASS
• SCIE
• Pan London Procedures
• MCA Code of Practice
• LGA carers and safeguarding: a briefing for people who work with carers

NHS resources

• Asylum seeker and refugee health
• Extremist ideologies: incels
• West London NHS Trust Peri-natal mental health
  • Peri-natal mental health services leaflet for patients

Missing Persons Dementia Framework

Herbert Protocol

• Flyer and booklet
• What to do for vulnerable people at risk of going missing

Safe spaces

Resources for supporting survivors of church-related abuse, including a briefing paper, leaflets and posters.

Support services

• National Centre for Domestic Abuse
• Ealing Safeguarding Children Partnership

London Fire Brigade - fire safety

• Details of all safety messages and HSFV referral information
• Home Fire Safety Checker

2021 LSAB Safeguarding Adults Week Conference

Access the presentation slides from the conference which took place from 15 to 21 November:

• Digital safeguarding
• Adult grooming
• Effective work with adults who self-neglect and/or experience homelessness
• Transitional safeguarding
• Mental wellbeing - managing burnout/what are partners doing to support carers and practitioners in the COVID-19 recovery phase
• Informed consent/best interest decisions in consent to care and treatment

Videos

Proud to Care London promotional video

The Board are proud to support the London Voices work surrounding people with lived experience of safeguarding across London.

Norfolk Safeguarding Adults Board launched ‘Tricky Friends’ –  three minute animation developed to help people to understand what good friendships are, when they might be harmful, and what they can do

Understanding the barriers to building trust and compassion within mental health services - a series of short videos developed in collaboration with those who have accessed services.

During Race Equality week, the key theme arising from our safe space explorations was trust. In order to better understand the barriers to building trust and compassion within mental health services we have developed in partnership with people who have accessed services five short videos covering:

• Taboo
• Fear
• Humanity
• Services
• Personal responsibility.

New animation ‘Think COULD’ supports individuals with learning disabilities in the justice system