Safeguarding is a vital component of many job roles covering different sectors, from doctors and nurses, social workers and carers, school teachers and caretakers to bus drivers, sports coaches and religious officials. Anyone who has any direct contact with children or vulnerable adults requires the adequate level of safeguarding training in order to spot the signs and symptoms of abuse (both physical and mental) and know the processes involved in dealing with a safeguarding concern. Click a link below to take you where you need to go.