This online Safeguarding Adults for Volunteers training course includes the following:

• Introduction
• Chapter 1 - Key definitions
  
• Chapter 2 - The aims of safeguarding
  
• Chapter 3 - Adults with care and support needs
  
• Chapter 4 - Terminology variations
  
• Chapter 5 - Making safeguarding personal
  
• Chapter 6 - Types of abuse
  
• Chapter 7 - Reporting a safeguarding concern
  
• Chapter 8 - Module summary.
  

This Safeguarding Adults for Volunteers e-learning course is suitable for all staff, including unpaid and voluntary staff.

The aims of this online Safeguarding Adults for Volunteers training course are to: 

• Know the purposes of safeguarding adults.
• Master the critical safeguarding principles.
• Understand the types of abuse against adults.

On completion of this online Safeguarding Adults for Volunteers training course, the learner will be able to:

• Outline the aims of safeguarding.
• Describe the safeguarding principles.
• Explain how to make safeguarding a personal experience.
• State the different types of abuse against adults.
• Outline the various considerations to be made before reporting abuse against adults.

On completion of this online Safeguarding Adults for Volunteers training course, the learner will be able to:

• Explain the term 'adult with care and support needs'.
• State what to do when alerted to a concern that suggests an adult is experiencing abuse or neglect.
• Describe adults with care and support needs.
• Discuss the principles of safeguarding in line with one's role.
• State the possible indicators of adult abuse and neglect.
• Identify why some adults are more at risk from abusive behaviour than others.
• Describe the role one must play in recognising and reporting a safeguarding concern.
• Suggest the reason for the need to make safeguarding personalised.
• Discuss the different types of abuse against adults.

Safeguarding Adults for Volunteers - E-Learning Course - Level 1 - CPDUK Accredited.