We take safeguarding very seriously. Safeguarding helps make sure adults, children and unborn babies are looked after and protected from harm.
We work hard to keep patients, visitors and staff safe. To do this we work with schools, social workers, police and other health services.
Our Safeguarding Children and Adults Team help our staff learn how to keep people safe. They also give advice when someone needs help.
How can I help?
If you see or hear something that worries you, like someone being hurt, report it. You can:
- Tell a member of staff
- Talk to our Advice and Complaints team. Click this link to see their details
- Call the local council and ask for help from the Children’s or Adults’ team
- Ring the police on 101 if you are worried
- Ring the police on 999 if someone is in danger
- Call the Care Quality Commission (CQC) on 03000 616161 if you’re worried about treatment in a hospital or a care home
