2024 Case Studies Pack
- May 2024
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In June 2015, the highly successful “See Something Do Something” campaign was launched within our Neighbourhoods directorate. This project aimed to train every member of staff to recognise and report any safeguarding concerns, and develop an internal process for reporting, encourage more joined up working with our partners in Children’s Services & Adult Services. Since ‘go live’ in September 2015, 655 safeguarding concerns have been reported which has resulted in our most vulnerable citizens being protected or supported.