Every adult has the right to live free from harm, neglect, and abuse. This CPD‑accredited safeguarding adults training course provides essential knowledge for anyone working with vulnerable adults, ensuring you understand your responsibilities under the Care Certificate (Standard 10).

This safeguarding adults training explores the key indicators of abuse, including recent safeguarding concerns such as modern slavery, domestic violence, and psychological abuse. You’ll learn how to recognise neglect, apply person‑centred care, and take practical steps to help people stay safe. The course also covers how to respond appropriately to abuse, alongside the legislation and guidance that underpin safeguarding practice.

By the end of the programme, you’ll have the awareness and confidence to protect vulnerable adults, respond effectively to concerns, and contribute to a safer environment in your workplace.

Why This Course?

Safeguarding adults is a legal and moral duty for all professionals in health, social care, and community services. This course equips learners with the knowledge to identify risks early, act appropriately, and ensure compliance with safeguarding legislation. It also helps reduce stigma, raise awareness, and promote a culture of safety and respect.

Key Benefits

• Recognise abuse – understand the indicators of abuse, neglect, and exploitation
• Modern safeguarding issues – learn about domestic violence, psychological abuse, and modern slavery
• Person‑centred care – apply approaches that prioritise dignity, safety, and wellbeing
• Confident response – know how to act when abuse is suspected or disclosed
• Legal knowledge – understand safeguarding legislation and your duty of care

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, you will be able to:

• Identify the indicators of abuse in vulnerable adults
• Recognise neglect and its impact on wellbeing
• Apply person‑centred care to support safety and dignity
• Take steps to help people keep safe in different environments
• Respond appropriately to abuse concerns
• Understand safeguarding legislation and guidance

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is ideal for:

• Health and social care professionals
• Care home staff and managers
• Support workers and community carers
• Volunteers working with vulnerable adults
• Anyone completing the Care Certificate (Standard 10)