The pan London Safeguarding Children Board seeks to enhance the safety and wellbeing of children in London by: Supporting organisations working with children in London to meet their statutory responsibilities for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children .

The Care Act 2014 sets out a clear legal framework for how local authorities and other parts of the system should protect adults at risk of abuse or neglect. lead a multi-agency local adult safeguarding system that seeks to prevent abuse and neglect and stop it quickly when it happens. …

HOUSING. The Pan-London Housing Reciprocal is a scheme that means people with social tenancies who are at serious risk of harm, can access another social tenancy in a different borough in London and remain safe. The scheme supports individuals and families who are.

The Joint Multi-Agency Safeguarding Adults Policy and Procedures are underpinned by a commitment to being person led and outcome focused, upholding the principles of Making Safeguarding Personal, including sharing learning, expertise, and to develop best practice across a wider region to the benefit of adults at risk …

Safe and able to protect themselves from abuse and neglect; Treated fairly and with dignity and respect; Protected when they need to be; Able easily to get the support, protection and services that they need.

Pan-London rates are agreed rates which hospitals within Greater London (roughly the M25 boundary) have agreed to pay locum doctors. This applies to locum work both through Staff Banks and agencies alike. 👉 SHO: Rates here are £36 per hour for core hours and £42 for non-core hours.

Coordinated by Safer London, the Pan-London Housing Reciprocal (PLHR) supports households at risk of homelessness from domestic abuse and other forms of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), hate crime, gang violence or other high risk community safety reasons move to a safe area of London.

Multi agency working is when two or more agencies combine their skills and expertise, with the joint goal of meeting an individual, or group of individual’s needs.

The London multi-agency adult safeguarding policy and procedures are built on strong multi-agency partnerships working together with adults to prevent abuse and neglect where possible and provide a consistent approach when responding to safeguarding concerns.

The new policy aims to deliver consistency across London in the way that all organisations respond to concerns about vulnerable adults at risk. It is the first time that such a policy has been agreed between ADASS, the Metropolitan Police and NHS England, paving the way for a more effective multi-agency approach.

Since the earlier policy and procedures, progress has been made to improve practice, through learnt experience, feedback and translating policy and procedures so that there is a shared approach to adult safeguarding. This policy and procedures take us further towards putting the adults at the centre of their own safeguarding experience.

Dawn Wakeling Executive Director, Adults and Health, London Borough of Barnet and Chair of the London Safeguarding Adult Board Page 3of 160 Acknowledgements

Adult safeguardingmeans protecting a person’s right to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect. Adult safeguarding lead is the title given to the member of staff in an organisation who is given the lead for Safeguarding Adults.