Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults (SO VA) Training Course
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The Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults (SO VA) Training Course is a theory course and is designed for all care staff that work in the Health and Social Care sector including residential, respite and domiciliary. It will be invaluable for carers, supervisors, trainers and managers working with older people, vulnerable adults and service users living in their own home. It is also suitable for care staff , residential or domiciliary care workers undertaking the Skills for Care Common Induction Standards or QCF Mandatory Unit
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