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Safeguarding Adults & Children in West Yorkshire Harrogate and Craven Who to contact to report abuse and to seek advice Download NHS England’s new app—Add to phone, tablet or computer desktop – an excellent resource with links to all safeguarding guidance, pathways and safeguarding boards http://www.myguideapps.com/nhs_safeguarding/default/ NHS England North Yorkshire & the Humber Bradford & Airedale Adults Bradford & Airedale Children Bradford Metropolitan District Council | Adult Social Bradford & Airedale Safeguarding Children Board Care | Adult Abuse http://www.bradford-scb.org.uk/ https://online.bradford.gov.uk/ufs/AP1_FINAL.eb? ebd=0&ebp=10&ebz=1_1529919415452 01274 437500 or Out of hours 01274 431010 01274 431077 or Out of hours 01274 431010 Calderdale Adults Calderdale Children Reporting a concern | Calderdale Safeguarding Safeguarding adults: Health and social care: Reporting a concern | Calderdale Safeguarding Calderdale Council Children Board http://www.calderdale.gov.uk/socialcare/ http://www.calderdale-scb.org.uk/reporting-a- safeguardingadults/ concern/ 01422 393000 01422 393336 or Out of hours 01422 288000 Kirklees Adults Kirklees Children Safeguarding adults - protection of vulnerable Kirklees Safeguarding Children Board in Hudders- adults field, Dewsbury and Batley http://www.kirklees.gov.uk/beta/adult-protection/ report-abuse.aspx http://www.kirkleessafeguardingchildren.co.uk/ 01484 414933 01484 456848 or Out of hours 01484 414933 Leeds Adults Leeds Children Leeds Safeguarding Adults Partnership LSCB - Leeds Safeguarding Children Board http://www.leedssafeguardingadults.org.uk/ http://www.leedslscb.org.uk/ 0113 222 4401 or Out of hours 0113 240 9536 0113 222 4403 or Out of hours 0113 240 9536 Wakefield Adults Wakefield Children Safeguarding adults from abuse - Wakefield Coun- Safeguarding - Wakefield Council cil http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/residents/schools-and http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/health-care-and- -children/safeguarding advice/adults-and-older-people-services/ safeguarding/safeguarding 0345 8503 503 0345 8503 503 Harrogate and Craven Adults Harrogate and Craven Children North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Board Safeguarding Adults http://www.safeguardingchildren.co.uk/worried- https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/safeguarding about-child 01609 780780 01609 780780 NHS England North - Yorkshire and the Humber, 3 Leeds City Office Park, Meadow Lane, Leeds, LS11 5BD—Updated June 2018 .

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