Safeguarding Adult Reviews
When an adult with care and support needs dies or is seriously injured, and abuse or neglect is known or suspected to be a factor in the death, local organisations will consider immediately whether there are other adults in the same situation who are at risk of harm and need to be kept safe.
Once this has been done, Wolverhampton Safeguarding Adults Board Board will gather initial evidence to see if it is likely that lessons could be learned from the ways that organisations,services and professionals supported the adult who has died.
If there is sufficient evidence, a Safeguarding Adult Review (SAR) will be commissioned by Wolverhampton Safeguarding Adults Board to:
Click here to download the West Midlands Regional Guidance on Safeguarding Adult Reviews
Click here for referral form to request Safeguarding Adult Review
Safeguarding Adult Reviews |
Edith - Statement from Linda Sanders, WSAB Independent Chair |
Adult C - Statement from Linda Sanders, WSAB Independent Chair |
Non-statutory Learning Reviews
Sometimes the criteria for a Safeguarding Adult Review are not fully met, but it is still considered that lessons could be learned to improve the ways that organisations and their staff work together to safeguard adults with care and support needs. In such situations a non-statutory Learning Review will be carried out and the recommendations / actions will be published.
Lessons learned from serious cases (most recent first) |
Learning Lessons Briefing - Edith |
Learning Lessons Briefing - Adult C |
Learning Lessons Briefing - JIM |
Learning Lessons Briefing - Adult Z |
Learning Lessons Briefing - Adult D |
Domestic Homicide Reviews
These are carried out when someone is murdered as a result of Domestic Abuse. Responsibility for the commissioning of Wolverhampton's Domestic Homicide Reviews sits with the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership
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