Basic Adult Safeguarding Training | Wednesday 30th April
This training has been developed for affiliated clubs to provide basic guidance on adult safeguarding and the responsibility of the clubs.
Wednesday 30th April | 7.30pm - 9pm
The Basic Adult Safeguarding Training is designed for clubs. The course is 1hr 30 minutes, and will cover the following points:
- Clubs responsibility to safeguarding – duty of care
- Difference between adult and child safeguarding
- What is an adult at risk
- What to do if there is a concern
- The support from BMC Safeguarding Team
There is no cost for this course. The course will be 90 minutes and those attending will receive an E-certificate after the course.
To book a place contact safeguarding@thebmc.co.uk
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