- Provide expert knowledge, advice, support, and guidance relating to the self-neglect of adults, and suicidal ideation, particularly focusing on those affected by dementia. Â
- Develop, create, implement evidenced-based resources and tools to support in the delivery of high-quality safeguarding in both the prevention from harm and protection from harm where risks of self-neglect and/or suicidal ideation exist. Â
- Develop and deliver training, workshops, and other continuous learning opportunities relating to self-neglect and suicidal ideation. Â
- Working collaboratively with teams across Alzheimer’s Society to identify opportunities for meaningful systems change for people with dementia at risk of self-neglect.Â
Back to searchAbout the roleContract: Permanent, Part-time 14 hours per week (salary will be pro-rata'd). As an expert in self-neglect, you will be bringing knowledge, evidence and insight, and best practice acumen in developing and applying approaches and measures which operate to reduce the likelihood of safeguarding concerns arising, specifically in relation to self-neglect and suicidal ideation. Passionate about safe practice and delivering strength-based preventative approaches, your role will be crucial to equipping our staff and volunteers to better recognise and respond to early indicators and ensure that safeguarding risk reduction measures are built into service design.  Working collaboratively with policy, research, and influencing teams you will look to create opportunities for meaningful change in the external environment relating to practices and responses to self-neglect.  You will:
Senior Corporate Safeguarding Officer Self-Neglect
Alzheimer's Society
Posted 13 days ago, valid for 4 days
London, Greater London EC2V7NQ, England
£40,000 - £48,000 per annum
Part Time
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Sonic Summary
- The role is a permanent, part-time position requiring 14 hours of work per week, with a salary that will be pro-rata'd.
- The ideal candidate should have expertise in self-neglect and suicidal ideation, particularly in relation to adults affected by dementia.
- Responsibilities include providing expert knowledge, developing evidence-based resources, and delivering training workshops to support safeguarding measures.
- The position involves collaboration with various teams to create meaningful changes in practices related to self-neglect and dementia care.
- Candidates are expected to have relevant experience in the field, although the specific number of years required is not stated.