Today marks the start of #SafeguardingAdultsWeek This year’s themes are all about #Prevention, act before abuse. Today's theme is Change the Conversation.

Help professionals protect young people from emerging online threats. @NCA_UK @CEOPEducation and @IWFhotline have launched a vital new resource to raise awareness about the growing issue of AI-generated csa imagery. Share with your networks. https://t.co/WKNJk0gHSb

What do good quality relationships look like within and outside of work? Thinking about professional boundaries encourages us to establish clear foundations about the nature of working relationships from the outset. #SafeguardingAdultsWeek

For more about adult safeguarding, visit: https://t.co/kJAizb2N6n For safeguarding adults support, visit: https://t.co/lq4B2SFJi1 @AnnCraftTrust @CPLSCB

Criminal exploitation is the deliberate abuse of power and control over another person. It is taking advantage of another person or situation for criminal purposes or personal gain. #SafeguardingAdultsWeek

Today is day one of the @AnnCraftTrust #SafeguardingAdultsWeek and the focus is on developing professional curiosity. Professional curiosity is about looking, listening, asking direct questions and reflecting on ALL of the information received.

Practitioners should use professional curiosity and critical analysis to challenge themselves to consider all relevant evidence to understand and explore the circumstances of a child or young person’s life. https://t.co/644LNz5hoY #safeguardingconference #childneglect

To make informed decisions about safeguarding and achieve quality outcomes for individuals, we must share information with our partner agencies who also have responsibilities for safeguarding and prevention. #safeguardingconference #childneglect https://t.co/ODJdJLDV6q

Hearing about the identification and response to the neglect of child and adolescents. Neglect left unaddressed does not go away. It gets worse. #safeguardingconference #childneglect

Getting ready for today's Safeguarding Children Conference on Neglect #safeguardingconference #childneglect

Its our Annual Safeguarding Children Conference today. @CSACentre talking about the scale and nature of CSA: Overcoming the challenges in practice

This #ChildSafetyWeek make sure you know how to be dog safe: Be alert – always keep an eye on children around dogs Be aware - dogs use signals to tell us how they feel Be safe – any dog can bite, accidents can happen fast Follow the #DogSafety code: https://t.co/AVrgwmq9JI

This #ChildSafetyWeek make sure you know how to be dog safe @CAPTcharity. Close supervision of children and dogs is key. For practical tips to ensure children and dogs can live safely together read: https://t.co/RoO1vFl8xx #DogSafety

These free-to-attend online @stopsuicidecam Workshops will help equip you with the knowledge to spot warning signs, ask directly about suicide, support someone to stay safe and look after your own wellbeing. Book your free place today: https://t.co/9buzvGxEjo #STOPSuicide #IdAsk

Abusers may use technology to control, harass or intimidate you. They may hack your phone, cyberstalk you, or use social media, cameras, or other kinds of technology to try to harm or control you or your children. #SafeguardingAdultsWeek

Do you know about the role technology can have in relation to domestic abuse? Check out @AnnCraftTrust resources to learn more. #SafegaurdingAdultsWeek

Are you worried about someone in your community? Talk to your local social care team. Visit https://t.co/4QXKP4yTus for more information. #SafeguardingAdultsWeek #everyonesbusiness

Self-neglect is when a person neglects to care for their own personal health, hygiene, or surroundings. It can involve a refusal to seek medical assistance. #SafeguardingAdultsWeek https://t.co/pFBFpiJevN

‘Cuckooing‘ is when criminals target the home of vulnerable person, often so they can use the property for criminal purposes such as drug-dealing, hiding weapons and other criminal activities. https://t.co/i1tJdaWIN9 #SafeguardingAdultsWeek

County lines can refer gangs and organised criminal networks involved in exporting illegal drugs into areas across the UK. They are likely to exploit children and adults at risk and will often use coercion, intimidation and violence. #SafeguardingAdultsWeek