Level 1 Safeguarding in Adults and Children Training (Wales)

Safeguarding Adults and Children in Wales Level 1

£19.99

Get essential safeguarding training for adults and children in Wales with our Level 1 course. Develop vital skills to protect vulnerable individuals and promote their well-being.


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Level 1 Safeguarding Adults and Children Training in Wales

Level 1 Safeguarding Training Wales is a beginner course to help you learn about abuse and neglect. It teaches you how to spot the signs and what to do about it. This is important for anyone who works with or spends time around vulnerable people.

The Safeguarding in Adults and Children Level 1 – Wales course is an online course that provides learners with the knowledge and skills they need to safeguard children and adults from harm.

The course is taught online using a learning platform (LMS). The LMS gives learners access to course materials like slides, readings, and interactive activities. Learners can go through the course at their own speed.

 

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  • Developed by professionals
  • CPD Accredited
  • 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
  • Translates into over 100 different languages
  • Instant certificate downloaded
  • Completion average time 45mins.
  • Progress track

Upon completion of the course, you will be able to download your certificate after a short quiz.

 

Completed Level 1 Training? You can start the Level 2 Safeguarding wales training immediately.

 

Course Key topics:

  • Introduction to Safeguarding with reference to Wales
  • Responding to a Disclosure of Abuse
  • Reporting Procedure
  • Maintaining Confidentiality and Record Keeping
  • Working with Other Agencies
  • Follow Welsh Legislation and Guidelines
  • Examples and Case studies

 

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this Level 1 Safeguarding Training Wales, participants will be able to:

  • Define safeguarding and its importance
  • Identify types of abuse and neglect
  • Recognise signs and symptoms of abuse and neglect
  • Respond to disclosures of abuse
  • Know what to do if you suspect abuse
  • Make referrals to social care
  • Understand the roles of different agencies
  • Work effectively with other agencies
  • Apply safeguarding knowledge using case studies
  • Take appropriate actions confidently
  • Understand local safeguarding policies
  • Comply with Welsh legislation and guidelines

The course covers both Safeguarding of Children and Adults in Wales.

 

Course Benefits:

This course teaches you the basics of safeguarding in Wales. It helps you learn how to protect vulnerable people, like children and adults, from harm. The course focuses on safeguarding in Wales and covers the rules and actions you need to know.

Taking this course will help you:

  • Raise Awareness: Understand why it’s important to keep vulnerable people safe.

  • Recognise Signs: Learn how to spot the signs of abuse and neglect in both children and adults.

  • Take Action: Know what to do if you think someone is being harmed.

  • Collaboration: Understand how different groups work together to help protect people.

  • Practical Application: Use what you’ve learned with real examples and case studies.

  • Compliance: Follow the rules and laws in Wales to keep people safe.

  • Confidence: Feel sure about how to protect people and follow the right steps in safeguarding.

 

Who is the course for?

This Level 1 Safeguarding Course in Wales is beneficial for anyone who works with or interacts with vulnerable people especially in Wales, such as:

  • Teachers
  • Social workers
  • Healthcare professionals
  • Care workers
  • Police officers
  • Volunteers
  • Anyone who works with children or adults at risk.

 

Additional Info:

  • Course Duration: Self-paced, usually 4-6 hours
  • Delivery Method: Online, interactive e-learning platform
  • Assessment: Multiple-choice quizzes and a final quiz
  • Certification: Level 1 Safeguarding Child and Adult Course upon passing

Course Content: level 1 Safeguarding Training in Wales (Adults & Children)

  1. Introduction to Safeguarding

    • What is safeguarding?

    • Why safeguarding is important

    • Types of abuse and neglect

    • Signs and symptoms of abuse and neglect

  2. Responding to Disclosure of Abuse

    • How to respond when someone talks about abuse

    • What to do if you think abuse is happening

    • How to tell social care about abuse

  3. Reporting Procedure

    • How to report safeguarding concerns

    • How to tell the right people about abuse

  4. Confidentiality and Record Keeping

    • Why confidentiality is important in safeguarding

    • How to keep records safe

  5. Working with Other Agencies

    • What other groups do to help with safeguarding

    • How to work well with other groups

  6. Welsh Laws and Guidelines

    • Important laws for safeguarding in Wales

    • Following rules and guidelines in Wales

  7. Case Studies and Examples

    • Real-life examples of abuse and neglect

    • How to use safeguarding rules in different situations

Frequently Asked Questions:

Safeguarding Definition?

Safeguarding is about keeping children and adults safe from harm and making sure they are well. It means finding and dealing with any abuse or neglect that may happen.

We have an article that covers what safeguarding is all about.

What is a Level 1 safeguarding course?

Level 1 Safeguarding Course

A Level 1 safeguarding course in Wales is a basic training that helps people learn how to keep others safe.

It teaches important things like:

  • Spotting Signs of Harm: Learn how to spot if someone might be in danger.

  • What to Do if You’re Worried: Know what steps to take if you think someone is not safe.

  • Promoting Well-being: Understand how to help people stay healthy and safe.

This course is a great starting point for anyone who wants to learn about safeguarding, even if they don’t know much about it yet.

What is the Safeguarding Children Level 1 assessment?

The Safeguarding Children Level 1 assessment is a test that checks how well someone understands basic rules to keep children safe and healthy.

After finishing the Level 1 safeguarding training course, people take the Safeguarding Children Level 1 assessment.

This assessment has questions about:

  • Recognising abuse

  • Knowing how to report concerns

  • Understanding why safeguarding children is important

Passing the assessment shows that you understand the main ideas of keeping children safe.

Is safeguarding level 1 adult and children training a legal requirement in Wales?

Yes, in Wales, people who work with adults and children must have safeguarding training.

This training is important to help them spot and deal with safety concerns, protecting people from harm.

Remember, laws and rules might be different in other places, so it’s a good idea to check the rules in Wales to know exactly what’s needed.

What are the safeguarding levels in Wales?

In Wales, safeguarding is divided into three levels:

Level 1: Universal Services

This level is about keeping everyone safe and healthy. It involves raising awareness of safeguarding, offering support to the community, and taking steps to prevent harm.

Level 2: Early Help

This level helps people who need some extra support but aren’t at immediate risk of serious harm. It involves finding problems early, getting help from different services, and working together to stop things from getting worse.

Level 3: Child Protection

This is the highest level and is used when there are serious concerns about a child’s safety.

It involves a full check of the child’s needs, getting help from multiple agencies, and making sure the child stays safe.

These levels help professionals decide the right way to protect people based on the level of risk.

You can check our Level 3 Safeguarding Lead Training to compare.

What is Level 1 safeguarding vulnerable adults?

Level 1 Safeguarding for at-risk Adults is an introductory course that teaches basic knowledge on how to spot and respond to abuse or neglect of vulnerable adults.

It covers important ideas and steps to help keep them safe and well cared for.

What is Safeguarding in Wales?

Safeguarding in Wales means protecting both children and adults from harm, abuse, or neglect. It involves:

  • Keeping people safe from harm, abuse, and mistreatment, including physical, emotional, sexual, or financial abuse.

  • Protecting their rights to live safely, free from fear, harassment, and abuse.

  • Promoting their well-being and ensuring they are treated with dignity and respect.

  • Preventing abuse by spotting risks and reducing or removing them.

  • Responding quickly and correctly when abuse is suspected or reported.

  • Following procedures to report abuse and get help from the right authorities, like social services or the police.

In Wales, laws like the Social Services and Well-being Act require local councils and organizations to have policies and procedures to protect children, young people, and vulnerable adults from abuse or neglect.

The goal of safeguarding in Wales is to create a society where everyone feels safe, supported, and empowered to live free from harm and abuse.

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What are the new safeguarding procedures called in Wales?

In Wales, the new safeguarding rules are called the Wales Safeguarding Procedures.

These rules started in November 2019 and replaced the old All Wales Child Protection Procedures and the All Wales Interim Policy & Procedures for the Protection of Vulnerable Adults from Abuse.

Here are the key points about the new Wales Safeguarding Procedures:

  • They provide one set of rules for keeping both children and adults safe across Wales.

  • They help make sure that everyone in Wales follows the same rules to protect people.

  • They cover both children and adults who may be at risk, and make sure that services for children and adults work better together.

  • The rules focus on putting the person first and looking at risks to keep people safe.

  • They give clear advice on what to do if you think someone is being abused or neglected.

  • The rules tell what different groups, like councils, police, and doctors, should do to help.

  • They encourage children, adults, and families to be part of the process to keep them safe.

The Wales Safeguarding Procedures help make sure everyone works together to protect people across Wales.

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Alternatively, you can call us on 01782 563333 or email enquiries@caringforcare.co.uk

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