Safeguarding Adults – What interpreters should know
What is an LAC review? A Child Protection Conference? What is the role of the Independent Reviewing Officer? What constitutes a ‘Child In Need’ and what happens once a child is identified as such?
BSL-Interpreted webinar:
Interpreting in social services and with vulnerable adults brings its own demands and requires you to employ specific controls. There are procedures which must be adhered to and specific jargon interpreters will need to be familiar with.
If you have concerns about a Deaf client, who do you report them to and how?
During this live webinar you'll learn about the safeguarding of vulnerable adults legalities and typical meetings you may be asked to interpret - from information gathering to Multi-Agency Safeguarding Adult Strategy Meetings. You'll understand what constitutes a vulnerable adult so that you can consider the implications on your practice.
We are delighted to welcome Ella Savell-Boss, an NSPCC Accredited Safeguarding Trainer, previous Children’s Services Manager and Director of Safeguarding. Ella is an international safeguarding trainer and we look forward to benefiting from her experience and wealth of knowledge.
Learning outcomes:
Learner Terms & Conditions
FREE PREVIEWSafeguarding Adults Learner slides
Safeguarding Adults Webinar Part 1
Safeguarding Adults Webinar Part 2
Exercise - Breakout Session Scenarios
Safeguarding adults webinar part 3
Training on interpreter ethics
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