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4.1. Sussex policy, guidance, and toolkits
On this page 4.1.1. Safeguarding Adults Boards 4.1.2. Safeguarding Adults Reviews 4.1.3. Safeguarding Adults: what to do if you think someone is being abused, neglected, or exploited 4.1.1. Safeguarding Adults Boards Safeguarding Adults Boards (SABs) are multi-agency partnerships that are committ...
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2.9. Safeguarding and multiple compound needs
On this page 2.9.1. Introduction 2.9.2. Language 2.9.3. Making Safeguarding Personal 2.9.4. Legislation 2.9.5. Multi-agency working 2.9.1. Introduction Multiple compound needs, or multiple disadvantage/complex needs, is defined locally as people who experience three or more of the following: Home...
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2.2. Recognising and reporting abuse and neglect
On this page 2.2.1. Introduction 2.2.2. Who may be at risk of abuse or neglect? 2.2.3. Scenarios in which abuse might take place 2.2.4. Raising a safeguarding concern 2.2.5. Consent and empowerment of the adult when raising a safeguarding concern 2.2.1. Introduction This section sets out the sign...
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1.1. Sussex safeguarding adults policy
On this page 1.1.1. Introduction 1.1.2. Statutory safeguarding principles 1.1.3. Multi-agency working 1.1.4. Making Safeguarding Personal 1.1.5. Key principles informing this policy 1.1.6. Trauma informed practice, care and approaches in adult safeguarding 1.1.7. Cultural capabilities 1.1.8. Victi...
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Amendment history
On this page you will find details of the amendments made to the Sussex safeguarding adults policy and procedures since the release of the latest version (version 7). Version: 7.2. Details: New sections added on cultural capabilities, victim blaming language, and online harm. Date: 11/08/26 Vers...
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Overview and background
On this page Introduction Care Act 2014 Making Safeguarding Personal Quality and safeguarding Mental health and wellbeing Think Family Unpaid carers Key considerations Responding to concerns Multi-agency working and risk management People in Positions of Trust (PiPoT) Categories of abuse and negle...
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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. If you have concerns, these need notifying to Sussex Police and the National Crime Agency, a...