Define, Safeguarding is protecting people from abuse and harm., Behaviour that challenges is behaviour that is difficult to manage and affects wellbeing., Mental health is a person's emotional, psychological, and social wellbeing., Identify, Safeguarding involves protection from abuse, neglect, and exploitation., Behaviour that challenges may include aggression, self-injury, or disruption., Mental health includes feelings, thoughts, and coping abilities., Describe, Safeguarding is the protection of children and adults from abuse, neglect, harm, and exploitation, while also promoting their welfare. It involves recognising concerns, reporting them, recording facts clearly, and following agreed procedures to help keep people safe., Behaviour that challenges is behaviour that is difficult to manage and may affect wellbeing, safety, or support. It can include aggression, self-injury, disruption, or refusal, and may be linked to triggers, distress, pain, or unmet needs., Mental health is a person’s emotional, psychological, and social wellbeing. It includes how someone thinks, feels, copes with life, manages emotions, and functions in daily relationships and activities., Explain, Safeguarding means protecting children and adults from abuse, neglect, harm, and exploitation while promoting their welfare and rights. It is important because recognising concerns, reporting them, recording facts, and following procedures helps prevent harm and supports people to stay safe., Behaviour that challenges is behaviour that is difficult to manage and may place the person or others at risk or affect wellbeing. It may include aggression, self-injury, disruption, or refusal, and it often happens because the person is communicating distress, pain, frustration, sensory overload, or other unmet needs., Mental health is a person’s emotional, psychological, and social wellbeing, affecting thoughts, feelings, and coping abilities. It influences daily life because it can affect relationships, decision-making, resilience, and how well someone manages stress and everyday tasks., Outline, Safeguarding includes recognising concerns, reporting them, recording facts, and following procedures., Behaviour that challenges can involve triggers, the behaviour itself, and support strategies to reduce harm., Mental health can be outlined as emotional wellbeing, psychological health, and social functioning., Give examples, Examples of safeguarding include reporting signs of neglect or abuse, following whistleblowing procedures when poor practice is identified, completing risk assessments, sharing concerns with the designated safeguarding lead, and recording factual information clearly to help protect children and adults at risk., Examples of autism characteristics include sensory sensitivities such as finding noise or bright lights overwhelming, repetitive behaviours like hand-flapping or repeating words, a strong preference for routine, differences in social communication, and intense interests in particular topics or activities., Examples of mental health issues include anxiety, depression, eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder. These can affect a person’s thoughts, feelings, behaviour, relationships, and ability to cope with everyday life.

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