ACE-Aware
Safeguarding
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The London ACEs Hub (LAH) is committed to a safeguarding approach that prevents re-traumatisation and promotes mutual care in practice and knowledge-sharing.
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Our ACE-Aware and Trauma-informed Safeguarding Policy and Procedures have been developed in consultation with our LAH Network and external collaborators, comprising input from trauma survivors, also known as experts by experience, multidisciplinary professionals, and community advocates.
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You can download the full document by clicking below.
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ACE-aware and trauma-informed safeguarding involves a lot of self and mutual care.
Responding to difficult situations, including ACEs and trauma, can be triggering and is not an easy task. It can impact us long after the events.
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It is nice to talk with a trusted person if you can to discuss your concerns and process them together. This person can be a friend, a family member, or a professional.
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To share a concern related to an activity of the London ACEs Hub, get in touch with the LAH Designated Safeguarding Leads or Safeguarding Team. For incidents, use the Report Form.
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Lambeth is the Local Authority where the LAH office is based. You can contact them if you need to:
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We share below some additional resources that can be helpful to promote resilience and safety, or to raise concerns. Remember: you are not alone.
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Emergency helpline (police and ambulance): 999
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Non-emergency helpline: 111
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Samaritans helpline: 116 123
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NSPCC Childline: 0800 1111
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NSPCC adult helpline: 0808 800 5000
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The Mix - Essential support for under 25s
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Young Minds - Information and support for children, young people, and those supporting them
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Survivors’ Network - Get help / Online resources for social distancing and self-isolation
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Survivors Trust - Resources Website
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The British Association For Counselling And Psychotherapy (BACP) - Find a Therapist
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United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) - Find a Therapist
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The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network (BAATN) - Find a Therapist