Financial Harm Training Course

Posted on September 9, 2016

Adult Support and Protection Forth Valley are holding a Financial Harm training course on Wednesday 21^st September, 9:15am – 3pm at the Camelon Education Centre, Abercrombie Street, Camelon, FK1 4HA.

The course is aimed at staff from partner agencies and third sector providers, especially:

Council workers and Community Care workers
Home Care and MEC’s staff
Residential and Day Care managers and staff
NHS District, Community and nursing staff
All staff who deal with people in their own homes

The course aims to raise awareness and widen understanding of what constitutes Financial Harm to adults at risk.

Participants will learn about various topics, including:

The legislative background
Definitions
Diversity of financial harm
The national and local context
Impact it can have
Prevention and protection

To book your place, please complete the booking form and return to Adult Support and Protection Forth Valley by post: FV ASP Training Administrator, Falkirk Council, Rossvail, 108A Glasgow Road, Camelon, Falkirk, FK1 4HS, or email: asptraining@falkirk.gov.uk

For further information, contact Kristin Glancy by phone: 01324 590532

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