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You are here: Home / Blog / Wales National Safeguarding Week 13-17 November 2017

Wales National Safeguarding Week 13-17 November 2017

10/11/2017

‘Safeguarding is everybody’s business’ is the key message to all of Wales’ residents as Safeguarding Boards across Wales, in partnership with Welsh Government and  the National Independent Safeguarding Board prepare to launch National Safeguarding Week in November (Monday 13th to Friday 17th).

Working with partners from health, the emergency services, third sector and others, the Boards plan to raise everyone’s awareness of what safeguarding means and the many situations in which it can arise.

Safeguarding is about protecting vulnerable children and adults from abuse and neglect and ensuring their wellbeing. Making sure people are supported to live full and happy lives is also an important part of safeguarding

Safeguarding Week will see a range of activities across Wales to which members of the public and safeguarding professionals are encouraged to attend. Full details of the North Wales programme are available at www.northwalessafeguardingboard.wales

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