Teeswide Safeguarding Adults Board Newsletter - November 2025

News - 14 November 2025

The latest edition of the Teeswide Safeguarding Adults Board (TSAB) newsletter is now available online.
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The Teeswide Safeguarding Adults Board (TSAB) is the statutory body that sets the strategic direction for safeguarding.

Newsletters are issued every quarter and provide a concise round-up of the news from the Board, as well as other pieces of recent local and national information. The newsletters are also the way in which useful prevention messages linked to safeguarding adults are shared.

This edition features:

  • The recently published TSAB Annual Report 2024-25
  • TSAB Annual Consultation Survey – OPEN NOW!
  • The recently published Evie Safeguarding Adults Review (SAR) Report and Learning Briefing
  • A podcast from Healthwatch Middlesbrough – A Closer Look at the IRIS Project and My Sisters Place
  • NEW MARAC E-Learning Courses
  • Training Courses – with dates now available for 2026

Click on the link to read the newsletter: TSAB November 2025 Newsletter.

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