Safeguarding
Concern, action and escalation.
Everyone working with Thrive Better Living is expected to recognise and respond to safeguarding concerns within their role.
Public summary
Core safeguarding route
Immediate danger and urgent medical needs take priority.
Recognise
Remain alert to abuse, neglect, self-neglect, exploitation, unsafe practice and changes in risk.
Respond
Listen, preserve evidence, avoid promises of secrecy and take proportionate immediate action.
Report
Follow the agreed local safeguarding route, record facts and escalate concerns to the designated lead.
Emergency: call 999 where someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help. This website is not an emergency-reporting service.
Document control: This public summary is reviewed when law, guidance or service delivery changes. Contract-specific versions and supporting evidence are available through due diligence where appropriate.