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Keeping you and your family safe

It is our role to promote the wellbeing of all adults. Some adults are sometimes less able to protect themselves from harm and abuse.

If you know someone aged 18 and over who is being hurt or is at risk of harm then you must tell someone.

Abuse must be stopped.

It is really important to protect an adult who is being hurt, shouted at, or who is scared of someone who should be caring for them.

 

Advice and support

If you would like advice or information please contact the NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups Safeguarding Adult Team, details below:

  • Bill Nicol (Assistant Director for Safeguarding Adults) Mobile : 07900 545 354
  • Michelle Grant (Designated Nurse for Safeguarding Adults) Mobile : 07909 097 615 
  • Aaron Brown (Safeguarding Adults Manager) Mobile : 07979 511 384

Adult Safeguarding referrals to local authorities:  

  • Derby City Council 01332 642 855 (or 01332 786 968 for out of hours)
  • Derbyshire County Council (Call Derbyshire) 01629 533 190 

 

Short Films

The Derbyshire Safeguarding Adults Board has produced a short animated film to raise awareness of Safeguarding Adults:

Identifying & Reporting Abuse & Neglect Short Film 

Rural Action Derbyshire have produced a short film called ‘Dawn’s Story’ to raise awareness of domestic abuse:

Rural Action Derbyshire The Willows Film 

 

Safeguarding Adult guidance and policies

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PREVENT Policy
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For more detailed information and guidance on the categories of abuse, please listen to the Safeguarding Adult Podcasts. 

Podcast episodes

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast – Mental Capacity and How to Assess It
mp3, 3.05 MB

We continue our look at the Mental Capacity Act 2005 by exploring mental capacity and how to assess it.

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast – Mental Capacity Act Introduction
mp3, 2.17 MB

The Mental Capacity Act 2005 is a visionary piece of legislation. In this episode, we explore the five principles which underpin the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and consider what they mean for health.

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast – Making Safeguarding Personal Part 2
mp3, 4.76 MB

Dr Adi Cooper OBE, lead for MSP with the Local Government Association and an Independent Chair for one of the Safeguarding Adults Board in London spoke to Ed Ronayne (NHS Derby & Derbyshire CCG) about Making Safeguarding Personal explaining how it can be implemented by health and social care staff in this second of two podcasts on MSP.

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast – Making Safeguarding Personal Part 1
mp3, 6.87 MB

Making Safeguarding Personal relates to the wellbeing theme that runs through the Care Act (2014) it’s about ensuring the adult is listened to and given the opportunity to be involved in the outcome of a safeguarding referral. Dr Adi Cooper OBE, lead for MSP with the Local Government Association and an Independent Chair for one of the Safeguarding Adults Board in London spoke to Ed Ronayne (NHS Derby & Derbyshire CCG) about Making Safeguarding Personal explaining how it came about and what it is in this first of two podcasts on MSP.

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast – Domestic Abuse Part 2
mp3, 5.79 MB

In this second podcast on domestic abuse, Warren Hayward of the Derbyshire Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Service continues his discussion with Ed Ronayne, Safeguarding Adults Manager with NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Groups, about domestic abuse.

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast - Domestic Abuse Part 1
mp3, 7.68 MB

In this first of two podcasts, Warren Hayward of the Derbyshire Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Service talks to Ed Ronayne, Safeguarding Adults Manager with NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Groups, about domestic abuse.

DDCCG Safeguarding Podcast - Financial Abuse
mp3, 8.53 MB

Steve Allen, Trading Standards Manager at Derbyshire County Council speaks to Ed Ronayne, Safeguarding Adults Manager with NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Group, about financial abuse in a time when folk of all ages are being scammed in our community.

Last Updated: Thursday 28th December 2023 - 2:18:pm

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