The Buckinghamshire’s Safeguarding Adults Board (BSAB) has a responsibility for safeguarding adults, in order to protect adults at risk of harm or abuse and to enhance their well-being and daily experience.
In 2019 a change was made to the Buckinghamshire Safeguarding Adults Board (BSAB) which in turn provided an opportunity to review the chairmanship of the two boards and their respective business units. As a result, a decision was made to appoint a single Independent Chairperson for the BSAB and the BSCP, and to merge the business units together.
The joint business unit is managed by a Safeguarding Partnership Manager, and supported by five further staff covering varied roles to support the work of the multi agencies and ensure that the lived lives of adults is supported in the best way possible.
The BSAB has a three year Buckinghamshire Safeguarding Adults Board Business Plan 2020 - 2023 that sets out the strategic objectives and priorities it wishes to adopt from April 2020 right through until March 2023.
Each year the Board will produce an annual report which sets out what has been achieved against the plan and what areas we need to refocus on in future years.
The BSAB has a strategic Learning and Development Plan 2022-2024
This plan supports and provides learning and development pathways, not only for multi agencies, but also for charity and volunteer organisations.
The BSAB supports a range of operational working sub groups that ensure we review (change as above) activity of the Board to meet the needs of adults.
