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Haringey Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB)

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Safeguarding Adults Board

The Haringey Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) has overall responsibility for co-coordinating safeguarding adult matters and ensuring that partner agencies carry out safeguarding adults work. Health agencies, the Police, the Fire Service, service user groups and the probation service are all represented on the SAB.

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Safeguarding Adult Board Minutes

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Safeguarding Adults Sub-Groups

The SAB has four sub-groups which support the development of specific areas in preventing and responding to the abuse of adults at risk. In addition there may be occasions the SAB will establish specific, time-limited task and finish groups to report on particular topics according to the work required.

The four subgroups are:

  • Safeguarding Adults Prevention and Learning Subgroup
    Oversee the delivery of the Haringey Safeguarding Adults Prevention Strategy 2017-2020, and development and coordination of multi-agency safeguarding adults training provision
  • Multi Agency SAB Quality Assurance Subgroup
  • Coordinate and support the development of safeguarding adults work in Haringey with particular emphasis on developing best practice in safeguarding adults work and learning from experience. The group's Quality Assurance Framework will act as the mechanism by which the SAB will hold local agencies to account for their safeguarding work, including prevention and early intervention.
  • Safeguarding Adults Reviews Subgroup: to consider referrals of any case which may meet the statutory criteria and to make decisions on this basis; to make arrangements for and to oversee all SAR's; to ensure recommendations are made, messages are disseminated and that lessons are learned.
  • Chairs Executive Subgroup: to oversee the Board's business and to progress and coordinate the work of the subgroups.

Download the Subgroups Terms of Reference:

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Safeguarding Adults Board Annual Report

Our annual report provides details of the work of the Haringey Safeguarding Adults Board throughout the year. The report describes national initiatives on adult safeguarding as well as the work that has been undertaken locally to protect adults at risk in Haringey. The purpose of the report is to share information on our achievements and future plans with our partners, service users and other Haringey residents. We are very proud of our achievements and we are committed to continuing our work to deliver excellent adult safeguarding services in Haringey.

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Haringey Safeguarding Adults Board Strategic Priorities 2019-20

This document sets out the Board’s Strategic Plan. All SAB's are required to publish a strategic plan that covers each financial year. Effectiveness is improved by creating a ‘rolling plan’ setting out the strategy for at least the next three years that is reviewed and revised annually. The Board is currently reviewing priorities for 2020/21 and will publish them here when finalised.

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Multi-Agency Pan-London Safeguarding Adults Policy and Procedures

Haringey SAB has adopted the Pan-London Safeguarding Adults policy and Procedure.

The London multi-agency adult safeguarding policy and procedures are built on strong multi-agency partnerships working together with adults to prevent abuse and neglect where possible and provide a consistent approach when responding to safeguarding concerns. This entails joint accountability for the management of risk, timely information sharing, co-operation and a collegiate approach that respects boundaries and confidentiality within legal frameworks.

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17 February 2020

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