Making Safeguarding Personal

The Newcastle Safeguarding Adults Board (NSAB) have published a guide to Making Safeguarding Personal which is often referred to as “MSP” for short. It reflects one of the key principles of safeguarding adults, empowerment:

” I am asked what I want as the outcomes from the safeguarding process and these directly inform what happens”

The guide is aimed at those who work or volunteer with adults at risk. It covers:

What MSP is.
Why MSP is important
Whose responsibility MSP is.
Practical steps that can be taken to make safeguarding personal.

MSP is an important part of safeguarding adults work and is a key consideration in all of the work that the NSAB does.