Quiz 5 - Taking Action | The Bridge Renewal Trust

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Do you have to give your name when reporting possible abuse?

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Yes– you have to give your full details No – you can report anonymously

When would you use the police 999 number?

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When would you use the 101 number?

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What else should you do if you SEE something that could be abuse of a child or vulnerable adult?

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A. Speak to the alleged perpetrator about their actions, telling them what they are doing is wrong. Tell your line manager what you have done and record your actions.B. Speak to a colleague to see if they think the situation is concerning. If they agree, speak to your line manager and make a record of what you have done.C. Wait and see if there are any more incidents of concern before you do anything. You don’t want to jump to conclusions.D. Take immediate action to keep myself, the person and other people safe. If necessary (call emergency services if required), tell my line manager (if you work in the borough) or phone social services directly and make a record of what I have done.

If you suspect abuse, what actions should you take?

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Tell someone – my manager or ring social servicesDiscuss it with friends and colleaguesAsk the person lots of questions to find out moreWrite down what I have seen, heard and doneCall the police if someone is in danger or a crime may have been committed Stay calm and reassure themMove or destroy evidence Don’t interrupt if they choose to tell me what’s been going onThink about it for a while – don’t act too quicklyPromise them to keep it all a secret