Newcastle Safeguarding Adults Board Strategic Annual Plan 2020-2021 - This consultation has now ended

This is a chance for you to have your say about keeping adults at risk of abuse safe in Newcastle. The NSAB are currently developing their Strategic Annual Plan for 2020-21. Find out more here:

The plan sets out which areas of work are going to be a priority for the multi-agency partnership in the coming year. The Board would like to hear your views on the sorts of things you think they should be concentrating on. Please complete our short online survey, or comment on the topic wall, to tell us what you think. 
Your feedback is important to us and will shape the 2020-2021 plan, which we will share with you here and on the Newcastle City Council website: www.newcastle.gov.uk. If you have any questions, or you need this information in an alternative format such as large print, please contact Claire Nixon at: Claire.nixon@newcastle.gov.uk.
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Start Date

14 February 2020

End Date

27 March 2020

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Many thanks for taking the time to respond to the Newcastle Safeguarding Adults Board (NSAB) consultation. Your views have helped us to produce our Strategic Annual Plan for 2020-21. We considered views provided via the Let’s Talk survey and from other consultation activities. As a result of Covid-19, the plan had to be updated to ensure the NSAB was responding to some of the issues affecting the abuse and neglect of adults with care and support needs caused by the pandemic. If you have questions about this, please contact Claire Nixon at: claire.nixon@newcastle.gov.uk  

If you have a concern about the abuse or neglect of an adult with care and support needs, please report it. You can do this by contacting Community Health and Social Care Direct (0191 278 8377) or reporting via our online referral form. You can find out more information about safeguarding adults in Newcastle by visiting: https://www.newcastle.gov.uk/services/care-and-support/adults/report-suspected-adult-abuse-and-neglect. 

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