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How to get help and support

Adult Social Care

Use the online contact form or call 0300 1234 131

Can the Portal QR code

01872 326433 - for use by professionals / practitioners only
(Adult Safeguarding Triage Team)

To raise a safeguarding concern:

  • Use the link here to access the Portal Form
  • Or scan this QR code with any smart device

What if I have safeguarding concerns about an adult on the Isles of Scilly?

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Contact the Council of the Isles of Scilly Adult Social Care department on 0300 1234 105 or if out of hours, on 01720 422699.

Safeguarding Children

Telephone: 0300 1231 116

Out of hours telephone: 0300 1234 100

The out of hour’s service runs from Monday to Thursday 5.15pm (4.45pm on Fridays) until 8.45am weekdays and for 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday.

Website: Safeguarding Children website

Complaints Procedure

The Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) is committed to ensuring that complaints about its work and processes are managed fairly, consistently and transparently. The Complaints Procedure explains how concerns can be raised by members of the public about the Board's activities, including its processes and Safeguarding Adult Reviews, and clarifies those matters that fall within the Board's remit.

The procedure sets out a two-stage local resolution process with clear timescales for acknowledgement, investigation and response. Where a complainant remains dissatisfied following the completion of the process, information is provided about referral to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman.

The policy also includes arrangements for managing complaints involving the Board's Business Unit, Business Manager or Independent Chair, ensuring appropriate governance and oversight. In addition, it covers record keeping, data protection, accessibility requirements, and the management of persistent or unreasonable complainant behaviour.

By providing a clear framework for raising, investigating and resolving complaints, the procedure supports accountability, continuous learning and public confidence in the work of the Safeguarding Adults Board.

Read and download the complaints Procedure pdf