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Psychological abuse
Ongoing psychological or emotional maltreatment. A preventative approach Incidents of psychological or emotional maltreatment can be responded to through a range of approaches and early identification and a multi-agency approach can help ensure that a statutory safeguarding response is not requir...
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Financial or material abuse
The unauthorised and improper use of funds, property, or any resources. This includes the use of theft, coercion, or fraud to obtain or try to obtain a person's money, possessions, or property, including cuckooing, hate crime, mate crime, online scams, fraud and romance scams and sextortion. This ...
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Organisational abuse
Neglect or poor professional practice or incidents due to the structure, policies, processes, or practices within an organisation, resulting in ongoing neglect or poor care. A preventative approach Incidents of neglect or poor professional practice within an organisation can be responded to throu...
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Discriminatory abuse
Ill-treatment experienced by people based on age, disability, gender, gender reassignment, marriage/civil partnership, pregnancy, maternity, race, religion and belief, sex, or sexual orientation. A preventative approach Incidents of ill-treatment based on protective factors can be responded to th...
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Modern slavery
Holding a person(s) in position of slavery, forced servitude, compulsory labour, or facilitating their travel with intention of exploiting them. Please note Modern slavery is deemed to be a serious crime and all concerns need to be reported as a safeguarding concern as well as notifying Sussex Po...
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Domestic abuse
Any incident of domestic abuse by people aged 16 or over who are personally connected; such as a member of one's family or household, especially a spouse or partner. This may include other types of abuse such as physical or sexual abuse, economic, psychological or emotional abuse and controlling o...
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Pressure ulcers
Pressure ulcers are injuries to the skin and underlying tissue, primarily caused by prolonged pressure on the skin. Many people who are frail and have restricted mobility are at risk of developing ulcers on the points of their body which receive the most pressure. These are known as pressure ulcer...