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Leicester City Safeguarding Adults Board

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The Leicester City Safeguarding Adults Board is in the process of setting up its own website. 


In the interim, the information below will be hosted by Leicester City Council.


About the Board

Membership of the Board

Purpose of the Board

Download the Board's constitution

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About the Board

The Leicester City Safeguarding Adults Board (LCSAB) was established in April 2010, following the disaggregation of the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Safeguarding Adults Board. It meets four times a year.

 

The Board has responsibility for safeguarding all vulnerable adults living in care settings and in the community.  Vulnerable people are those aged 18 years and over who are in need of community or residential care services, because of physical and/or sensory disability, mental health issues, age or ill health and who is may be unable to protect themselves against harm or exploitation.

 

The Board comprises a significant number of organisations and roles within those organisations, as detailed below, however Leicester City Council is the lead agency.

 

A copy of the full constitution of the Board can be downloaded below.




Membership of the Board

  • BME communities’ representative
  • Cabinet Lead Member - Adults and Older People
  • Care Quality Commission (CQC) Representative
  • Connexions Leicestershire
  • Crown Prosecution Service
  • De Montfort University Faculty of Health and Science representative
  • Deputy Director, Leicester PCT
  • Director of Quality, Leicester PCT
  • Drugs and Alcohol Action Team (DAAT)
  • East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust
  • EMCare carers’ representative
  • Faith Communities representative
  • Family Welfare Association
  • GP Representative
  • Housing Association representative
  • Job Centre Plus
  • Lead on Safeguarding Leicester City PCT
  • Leicester City Children’s Service
  • Leicester City Community Health Service
  • Leicester City Council, Director of Children’s Social Care and Safeguarding
  • Leicester City Council Director of Housing Strategy and Options
  • Leicester City Council Domestic Violence Co-ordinator
  • Leicester City Council, Adult Social Care Services, including the Director of Adults Services
  • Leicester City Council, Director of Safer and Stronger Communities
  • Leicester City Council, Media Relations Manager
  • Leicester City Mental Health Service
  • Leicester Housing Association Supported Services
  • Leicester Partnership NHS Trust
  • Leicester Partnership Trust
  • Leicestershire and Rutland Probation Service
  • Leicestershire Constabulary
  • Leicestershire Fire Service
  • Leicestershire Medical Council
  • MAPPA
  • NHS Direct East Midlands
  • NHS East Midlands - Strategic Health Authority
  • NHS Leicester City
  • Nominated Geriatrician
  • Provider Representative
  • University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Head of Safeguarding
  • Voluntary Action, Leicester
  • Voluntary agencies reference group representative
  • Works and Pensions


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Purpose of the Board

The main purpose of the Board is to ensure that all organisations providing or commissioning services for adults in Leicester work in a coordinated way that promotes health and well-being, safeguarding and protecting adults from abuse.  In addition to this overarching vision it has a number of other functions:

  • Co-ordinate the activities carried out by each person and/or body represented on the Board for the purpose of safeguarding and promoting the safety and welfare of vulnerable adults.
  •  Ensure the effectiveness of all actions by each person or body for those purposes.
  •  Develop and promote ‘information sharing’ protocols between all organisations.
  • Agree, monitor, review and evaluate the outcomes of the Board management business plan to promote the health and wellbeing of adults with a particular emphasis on prevention and keeping people safe.
  • To work with the Local Safeguarding Children’s Board on issues that affect families and the wider community.
  • To develop and implement policies, procedures and protocols that promote the health and well being, safeguarding and protection of vulnerable adults  within a common cultural framework.

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LCSAB constitution
LCSAB constitution - [139 KB]
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