Multi-agency policies and procedures
The 1st April 2015 marks a significant turning point in relation to Safeguarding Adults due to the implementation of the Care Act 2014. The Care Act 2014 replaces the ‘No Secrets’ Guidance. The Joint Safeguarding Adults Policy 2019 replaces all previous Policy documents for the participating Local Authorities and reflects the new legal requirements of the Care Act 2014, together with its associated guidance.
- County Lines – criminal exploitation of children and vulnerable adults
- County Lines – Resources
- County Lines – Private security sector
- County Lines – Licensed taxi and private hire company staff
- County Lines – Bus and coach company staff
- County Lines – Train operating company staff
- County Lines – Private landlords and letting agents
- Domestic Abuse Practice Guidance
- Multi-agency Best Practice Guidance on identifying and responding to domestic abuse
- Multi-agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC) – Practitioners Guide
- DASH FAQs
- DASH Risk Identification and Assessment and Management Model
- Risk Identification Checklist and guidance – Young People’s version
- Anti Slavery Partnership Covid-19 newsletter May 2020
- LWG Local Authorities Modern Slavery Protocol
- LWG Local Authorities NRM Process Guide
- LWG Local Authorities NRM Statutory Duties to identify victims of modern slavery
- LWG Local Authorities’ Referral Pathway for Adult Victims of Modern Slavery
- Avon and Somerset Police – Online Exploitation Information Form