Safeguarding at Mosaic
Safeguarding at Mosaic means protecting the wellbeing, dignity and rights of our members, visitors, staff and volunteers, ensuring everyone can access support in a safe, respectful and inclusive environment.
Because we work alongside adults living with mental health challenges, young adults and people in crisis, safeguarding is embedded in everything we do; from creating safe, supportive spaces and responding to concerns, to helping people make informed choices about their recovery.
Types of safeguarding concerns
At Mosaic, safeguarding can include concerns around:
physical abuse – harm, assault, inappropriate restraint or unsafe environments
emotional / psychological abuse – intimidation, threats, humiliation, coercion or bullying
self-neglect – risks linked to mental ill health, crisis, lack of self-care or unsafe living situations
financial abuse – exploitation, theft, scams or misuse of benefits and finances
sexual abuse – unwanted sexual contact, exploitation or coercion
discriminatory abuse – abuse linked to race, disability, sexuality, gender or mental health stigma
domestic abuse – coercive control, violence or abuse in close relationships
digital / online abuse – cyberbullying, exploitation, scams or unsafe online contact
neglect or acts of omission – failing to meet care, health or support needs
radicalisation / exploitation – being groomed, manipulated or exploited by others
Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility at Mosaic, and we are committed to creating spaces where people feel safe, heard and supported to thrive.
To view Mosaic’s Safeguarding Policy, please click below.
