Posted: Fri, 24 Nov 2023 13:22
In this recording of a Time2Learn session, Emma Gibson of the Ann Craft Trust explores the importance of safeguarding when working with adults
Safeguarding adults isn't the same as safeguarding children: a different approach is required. It's crucial that you have the knowledge required to safeguard adults effectively.
This session explores:
- the principles of safeguarding in sport and physical activity
- the similarities and differences between safeguarding adults and children
- increased vulnerabilities and barriers to reporting
- safeguarding in your coaching.
Source: UKCoaching
More information: https://www.ukcoaching.org/resources/topics/webinars/safeguarding-adults-in-sport-and-physical-activity
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