Consent, Permission for something to happen, Whistleblowing, Making a disclosure of wrongdoing, Safeguarding, The action taken to protect from harm, Harm, Injury that is deliberately inflicted, Restrictive practice, Stopping someone doing something that they want to do, Modern slavery, The recruitment, harbouring or receiving of children, women and men through the use of force, coercion and deception for the purpose of exploitation, Serious case review, Something that is carried out when someone dies or is seriously injured, and abuse or neglect are known or suspected factors in death, Safeguarding principles, Empowerment, protection, prevention, proportionality, partnerships, accountability, Choice, Being free to make own decisions, Active participation, A way of working which supports a person to be involved in activities and or relationships within everyday life., Physical abuse, Any non-accidental physical injury, Sexual abuse, A sexual act forced upon someone without their consent, Financial abuse, Lack of money to pay bills, Domestic abuse, The act of violence that occurs between two people who have or have had an intimate relationship, Organisational abuse, The inability to provide a good level of care to a group of people or individual in a care setting

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