Safeguarding and Management Risk Across the Lifecourse

Safeguarding and Management Risk Across
the Lifecourse
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Introduction
Domestic violation is really concerning issue in our community that as child abuse and neglect. Every
community has a legal, and ethical obligation to raise the security, permanency, and well-being of
children. Child protective service (CPS) agencies play a vital role, along with statutory law, regarding
the report of child maltreatment that is received. Domestic violence is one of the destructive social
issues that affect every portion of the commonwealth. Studies found that 10 to 20 children are at risk of
experiencing domestic violence. Research also stated that children are at risk for exposure to domestic
violence and also the possibility to be abused and neglected, majority of the research published 30 to 60
percent of children and adults also are facing domestic violence regularly. Safeguard activities will
provide support to promote safeguard and protecting adults and children who are at risk of domestic
violence. The Ann Craft Trust (ACT) works on and trusts that each incapable child and each adult who
are at risk deserve to be dealt with the same criteria of esteem and importance as everybody received.
This organization is playing a huge responsibility to provide training and raise awareness and improve
practice across the UK.

CSP trying to protect children from any detriment that’s why receive ambiguous reports of children.
For example misconduct, sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect and so on (Burke and Noumair 2015).
It is noticeable that every professional is ordered to report to the CSP and law enforcement if any
suspicious child maltreatment is noticed such as health care-related workers, school teachers and
others. Besides, society-based activities might help to control this domestic violence and child abuse
and concerned citizens might also play an important role in protecting all of these activities and
keeping safe every child and adult are at risk and exposed to domestic violence(Aarons et. All, 2015).
Over the past few years, awareness keep growing about domestic violence and child abuse. Studies
demonstrated that on average 2.3 million victims are exposing domestic violence every year. Other
research has seen that 30 to 60 percent of the victim are experienced domestic violence or child abuse
in their family (Rukiyah et. All, 2021). Many of them are facing domestic violence or child abuse
multiple times. Research is conducted on over 6000 families, 50 percent of men are assaulted by their
wives as a result who abuse of their children because of mental instability. Research has found most of
the children who are victims of domestic violence or child abuse are likely physically harmed.
Children who live with their guardians, parents or caretaker are facing abuse these are commonly
domestic violence. The researcher has found that 70-80 percent of children can state every single
domestic violence event that is happened in the house where the child lives with their parents.
Children’s exposure to domestic violence may comprise being used as a setter. Sometimes have to
participate unwillingly in domestic violence. Most of the time, when parents are irresponsible about
their children even if they don’t care about his/her health or he/she can be mentally affected.
Some children are direct victims of domestic violence and they are also physically harmed. Some
children are often abused by some offenders sexually, intentionally, emotionally, and physically to
control their children (Aarons et. All, 2015). Where this kind of behaviour or conduct toward children
is completely unethical and contradictory to the law.
On the contrary, some children have been harmed accidentally during the domestic violence while
attacks on the victims. Besides, when the older children get assaulted and held into a certain room, so
because of this domestic violence the younger children also get affected mentally (Konina et. All,
2020). Where this is clear child maltreatment.