Safeguarding children, adults, vulnerable people

What you'll learn

1. 1

   Safeguarding means keeping people safe from harm. Think of it like a safety net that catches people before they get hurt.

2. 2

   What does safeguarding mean?

3. 3

   Let's spot a safeguarding concern together. Sarah is 75 and lives alone. She has stopped answering the door and looks very thin.

4. 4

   Drag the correct action to help this vulnerable person. Tom, age 8, says a grown-up is being mean to him at home.

5. 5

   Who should you tell if you think someone is being harmed?

6. 6

   Vulnerable people include children, elderly people, and anyone who needs extra help to stay safe. They might be ill, disabled, or lonely.

7. 7

   Which of these is a vulnerable person?