Statutory Safeguarding

Our commitment to safeguarding

Harris Grant Properties CIC maintains a zero-tolerance approach to abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Every resident deserves safety, privacy, and dignity within their home and community.

Protecting adults at risk across the East Midlands

We work in formal partnership with local authority safeguarding adult boards across Nottingham and surrounding regions. Our operational frameworks align directly with the Care Act 2014 and local multi-agency safeguarding protocols.

Our support coordinators and property management teams undergo enhanced DBS checks and mandatory safeguarding certification. We ensure each resident understands their rights, feels empowered to speak up, and has direct access to advocacy networks.

Stage 01

Recognise

Identifying indicators of neglect, physical, psychological, financial, or institutional harm early.

Stage 02

Record

Accurate, factual logging of all concerns, observations, and disclosures in accordance with data privacy guidelines.

Stage 03

Report

Direct, immediate notification to nominated safeguarding leads, adult social care teams, or emergency services.

Stage 04

Respond

Implementing immediate protective arrangements, risk assessments, and multi-agency cooperation.

Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) Coordination

Where potential harm or criminal activity is suspected, Harris Grant Properties CIC works alongside local police services, community mental health teams, and statutory social workers to enact rapid intervention plans.

Working-age supported accommodation resident receiving person-centred guidance in a safe living space
Safe, dignified accommodation supported by person-centred care.
Emergency Risk to LifeCall 999
Call 999
If You Have a Safeguarding Concern

If you believe a tenant or vulnerable adult is at immediate risk of harm, abuse, or neglect, please act without delay.

Immediate Danger or Medical Crisis
999

Contact police, ambulance, or fire services first if an individual is in imminent peril.

Reports sent via email are monitored during office hours. For urgent risks outside standard hours, always call the emergency services or your local social care crisis team.