This resource has not been updated since July 2016. It may not reflect current policy but still provides valuable practice guidance.
End of life care is generally used to describe care for those who are approaching death, with a key goal being to make the person comfortable and attend to their needs and wishes as the end of their life approaches. This approach recognises that much can be done to maintain quality of life, even when a cure is no longer an option.
Report from stakeholder workshop
Classroom, tailored and e-learning safeguarding training courses. Supporting you to make sure that safeguarding measures are in place to safeguard adults and children from harm or neglect.
SCIE's Simon Bayliss talks about the importance of understanding safeguarding duties for charity board members
This guide is about your safeguarding responsibilities as a trustee of a user-led organisation (ULO). As a trustee you have a duty of care to your staff, people who use your service and volunteers
An excellent website with great and comprehensive resources! Good for use in practice.
London social worker Julie Taylor
