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• Also on Woolston Road is a residential care home for vulnerable adults.
• Local procedures for safeguarding vulnerable adults should also be followed.
• Appropriate adults are also required whenever mentally vulnerable adults are detained in custody.
• He has developed community projects which enable vulnerable adults to have better lives.
• Richard Padilla, 38, who faces charges of vulnerable adult abuse and assault.
• This scheme provides enhanced criminal records information to organisations working with children and vulnerable adults.
• He calls for the protection of all children and vulnerable adults, regardless of their religion.
• The ISA retains the role of maintaining a list of people barred from working with children and vulnerable adults.
• The inquiry also recommended a registration scheme for people working with children and vulnerable adults such as the elderly.
• The panel recommended the diocese quickly remove abusive priests, including those who abuse " vulnerable adults ."
• The Social Services Division is responsible for managing cases involving abuse, neglect or exploitation of children and vulnerable adults.
• In Birmingham and the West Midlands, the term'adult at risk'is preferred to'vulnerable adult '.
• The dust, from pulverized building materials, could cause bronchitis or asthma attacks in children or vulnerable adults, he said.
• NYAS provides a range of rights based services for children, young people and vulnerable adults through a network of qualified advocates.
• In 2001, Nichols became chairman of the management board of the Catholic Office for the Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults.
• "New arrangements should be introduced requiring those who wish to work with children, or vulnerable adults, to be registered.
• The Court found the ban disproportionate to the Government's stated aim of protecting children and vulnerable adults from homosexual propaganda.
• Cardinal O'Malley s report also included a proposal regarding allegations of sexual abuse of minors and vulnerable adults by clergy.
• In addition to the professional theatre programme, Ovalhouse has a Participation and Youth Arts department working with young people and vulnerable adults.
• However, there is no statutory provision for vulnerable adults and formal schemes are not available in all parts of England and Wales.