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Cumbria County Council as a partner of CSAB offer e-learning training packages open to providers, 3rd sector groups and volunteers working with adults at risk of abuse or neglect. The courses are free of charge and can be accessed on the My Learning site following a simple registration process.
Once registered the links below will provide access to a catalogue of safeguarding e-learning courses including;
- Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)
- Dignity and Respect
- Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
- Honour Based Violence and Forced Marriage
- Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking
- Prevent; Radicalisation
- County Lines
- Safeguarding Adults; basic awareness
For further information and instructions on how to complete the self-registration process please read our My Learning Self-Registration guidance (PDF 703KB) before you can access the learning.
Please note that where you can access organisational e-learning you should continue to do so for internal monitoring, compliance, and reporting purposes.
Social Care Institute for Excellence
Training and consultancy services and free resources to help safeguarding boards, care providers, housing providers, local authorities, the NHS or police to safeguard adults at risk of abuse or neglect
Social Care Institute for Excellence - safeguarding adults
Duty Of Candour
The duty of candour requires all health and adult social care providers registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to be open with people when things go wrong. The regulations impose a specific and detailed duty on all provides where any harm to a person who used their service from their care or treatment is above a certain threshold. The duty of candour is a legal requirement and CQC will be able to take enforcement action when it finds breaches.
Care Quality Commission - Regulation 20: Duty of candour
Research in practice for adults (Ripfa)
Supporting evidence-informed practice with adults and families.
Research in practice for adults (Ripfa) website
LGA - Safeguarding Adults Must Know
How do you know your council is being effective in keeping people safe?