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  • Blog

    Welcome to the West Sussex Safeguarding Adults Board blog, coming to you directly from the Board Support Team. Here you'll find blog posts, featuring input from subject experts, exploring key adult safeguarding topics, as well as discussions about health and adult social care policy, learning, and ...

  • Multiple needs toolkit

    Contents Background and purpose Multi-agency working with multiple needs Risk assessment Mental capacity Trauma-informed approaches Self-neglect Safeguarding referrals Escalating complex cases to the Multi-Agency Risk Management subgroup Toolkit resources Background and purpose Working with those...

  • Safeguarding practice learning resources

    On this page you will find resources which relate to specific areas of safeguarding practice. Please note that documents denoted with an asterisk (*) contain a link to an old version of the Sussex Safeguarding Adults Policy and Procedures website. Please access the Sussex Safeguarding Adults Polic...

  • Newsletters

    Here you can find our latest newsletters, bringing you all the headlines and new policies, procedures and guidance from your West Sussex Safeguarding Adults Board. Issue 46 | October 2026 In this issue: Our September Board meeting Raising an issue about the quality of a care service COMING SOON: ...

  • Safeguarding practice procedures and protocols

    On this page you will find procedures and protocols to support your practice. Please note that documents denoted with an asterisk (*) contain a link to an old version of the Sussex Safeguarding Adults Policy and Procedures website. Please access the Sussex Safeguarding Adults Policy and Procedures...