Safeguarding

2. When someone is forced into sexual acts without consent.
5. Ignoring emotional needs or affection, overlapping with emotional abuse.
6. Slavery Government law that combats modern slavery in the UK.
7. Financially taking advantage of a vulnerable person.
9. Type of abuse where care homes have strict, harmful routines.
11. Abuse involving control or coercion within close relationships.
12. Protection of individuals’ health, wellbeing, and human rights.
13. Physical harm caused intentionally by another person.
15. Everyone working with vulnerable adults or children has a duty to report abuse.

1. Television programme that revealed abuse at Winterbourne View.
3. Using words or actions to frighten or humiliate someone repeatedly.
4. Neglect involving failure to ensure a child receives education.
8. Failing to meet someone’s basic needs such as food or hygiene.
10. Illegal practice of exploiting people through force or deception.
14. Signs of abuse can include fear, withdrawal, or frequent unexplained injuries.