


Protection of Vulnerable Adults
Course Content
1. The law & background to this programme
2. Protection of Vulnerable Adults - Definitions
3. Which Adults are vulnerable?
4. What constitutes abuse?
5. Forms of abuse/abusing
6. Who may be the abuser?
7. In what circumstances may abuse occur?
8. Patterns of abuse
9. The experience of the victim
10. Good practice guidlines
11. Preventative measures
12. Signs of abuse
13. Procedures for responding to individual cases
14. Support available
Learning Objectives
The carer will:
1. Understand what abuse means and how this may manifest
within an organisation
2. Understand the personal responsibility of each individual
within an organisation regarding POVA
3. Understood the essential elements of the law in POVA
and the reporting of suspected or actual abuse.
Duration
4 hrs in the workplace
Number of people
Maximum of 12
Accreditation
Certificated by W&P signed by the accredited trainer.
*All trainers are accredited as POVA trainers
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- Balance Personal & Professional
- Basic Food Hygiene
- BTEC Mental Health Award
- Care of the Dying
- Challenging Behaviour
- Dementia
- Fire Safety for the Carer
- Fire Safety for Domiciliary Care
- First Aid for Carers
- Food Hygiene Awareness
- Health and Safety
- Infection Control
- Moving and Handling people
- Palliative Care
- Promoting Continence
- Protection of Vulnerable Adults


