Safeguarding adults means working together to stop abuse and prevent it from happening in the future. Everyone has a right to live a life free from abuse and neglect.
Report a safeguarding concern as a member of the public
If someone is in immediate danger
If you or the person you are concerned about is in danger and immediate action is needed, call the emergency services on 999.
Not an emergency - report a safeguarding concern to us
If you or someone you know is at risk of abuse or neglect, you can contact us to speak to a specialist advisor. If you contact us out of hours, our Emergency Duty team will be available to take your call.
If you have any problems with completing this form, please contact us. The Emergency Duty team will be available to take your call if you contact us out of hours.
Where quality related issues are identified in a care home, visiting professionals are encouraged to:
Discuss these first of all with the responsible person for the service, home manager or deputy.
Then complete the PERSON form.
The PERSON form can also be used to celebrate good quality care.
Care providers reporting incidents - risk notification returns
Providers carrying out any contracted service(s) are required to notify the Quality and Service Continuity Team at the council of any reportable incidents by completing a risk notification return without delay.