Safeguarding You Safeguarding Me Seminar – 6 March 2020

Safeguarding You Safeguarding Me Seminar – 6 March 2020

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland is hosting and facilitating a free seminar/workshop for Learning Disability Provider organisations.

This seminar is titled Getting our Voices Heard: Safeguarding You Safeguarding Me. This is a free workshop and will take place on Friday 6 March 2020, 9:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Dome, Seminar Facility, 3 West Register Street, Edinburgh.

This is a Four Home Nation’s piece of research and saliently looks at how People with Learning Disabilities have an influence over Safeguarding Policy. The research has been led by Queen’s University Belfast.

For any queries please contact Joanne Plunkett on 0141 779 6304 or [email protected].

Please see below for more information and booking form on this seminar. If you are interested in attending, please return completed booking forms by Friday 21 February 2020 to [email protected].

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