Sarah Henry Safeguarding SHS
A Unique, Survivor-Led and Professionally-Informed Safeguarding Consultancy
Delivering the Highest Quality Safeguarding Training Courses and Mental Health First Aid England Courses
Because ‘Safeguarding is Everyone’s Responsibility’
About
Hello, my name is Sarah and I am an Independent Safeguarding & Wellbeing Trainer and Consultant based in Yorkshire. I am also a Licensed Mental Health First Aid Instructor for Mental Health First Aid England.
I offer safeguarding training to the public, private and third sectors, to enable practitioners and managers to keep children, young people and adults at risk safe and protect them from harm.
My understanding of safeguarding enables me to deliver high quality, easy-to-understand bespoke training and awareness-raising sessions on a range of different safeguarding themes to multi-agency audiences.
I deliver face-to-face training only as I believe in offering only the highest quality training. All of my courses are very well evaluated.
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March Update
Welcome to Spring!
I’m delighted to confirm that I am delivering face-to-face training again in line with Government regulations and fully risk assessed.
Do get in touch if you would like to discuss your training requirements or if you would like to become a Mental Health First Aider for children aged 8-18.
Safeguarding Pocket Guides
You can now order the new pocket guides here on my site.
The Essential Guide to Safeguarding Legislation & A Practitioners Guide to Safeguarding when Working Remotely Online.
£12 each plus postage.
Please visit my News & Events page for more updates and information.
Mental Health First Aid England Course Dates
Next course dates:
24th & 25th June.
23rd & 24th September. COURSE FULL
23rd & 24th September. COURSE FULL
18th & 19th November.
If you are worried or concerned about a child, please tell someone. You can contact the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000 or your local authority social services department. If there is a danger to life, please phone 999 for the emergency services.
If you are worried about an adult please contact your local authority Social Services department. If there is a danger to life, please phone 999 for the emergency services.
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