Adult social care services over Christmas
See our holiday service pages for information on adult social care services over the Christmas and New Year period.
Policies and procedures relating to adult safeguarding.
A framework for managing cases where allegations have been made against a person in a position of trust (PIPOT).
This agreement formalises the processes and principles for sharing information between each other, with other professionals and with any other relevant parties.
The purpose of this document is to set out the procedure and guidance for organisations which may come across a resident of Haringey who self-neglects or hoards.
The safeguarding adults board has created an advice leaflet for anyone who knows someone who may be affected by self neglect.
The LFB has put together a number of real-life case studies relating to incidents where a faulty fire alarm or no fire alarm was in place and how this affected vulnerable people. See case studies below:
The Joint Establishment Concerns Policy and Procedure has been developed as a means for managing large-scale investigations of Care Providers.
The Haringey Safeguarding Adults Review Procedure sets out how to request and conduct Safeguarding Adults Reviews in Haringey under Section 44 of the Care Act 2014. See also the Safeguarding Adult Review Quality Markers .
For more information on SARs in Haringey, see the Safeguarding Adult Reviews in Haringey page.
This protocol provides a framework for health and care organisations to draw on when developing guidance for staff in all sectors and agencies that may see a pressure ulcer.
This procedure explains Haringey Council’s approach to ensuring that adults and carers are not left without the care or support needed if their care provider becomes unable to carry on providing it because of business failure.
This protocol aims to support the positive resolution of professional differences between agencies working to safeguard vulnerable adults in Haringey.
The guidance is for use by staff that manage or undertake a Statutory Safeguarding Adult Enquiry under Section 42 of the Care Act 2014.
This guidance is relevant to professionals who are with adults who may lack the capacity to make particular decisions and is in a situation where the possibility that there may be deprivation of liberty arises.
On 5 April 2023, the UK Government announced that the introduction of the LPS would be delayed “beyond the life of this Parliament.”
The aim of the MASP is to ensure that professionals working with people experiencing complex needs can access and offer creative problem-solving and advice.