This report examines health, safety, and wellbeing within health and social care settings. It begins by outlining relevant legislation, including the Health & Safety at Work Act, and discusses health and safety policies, procedures, and the responsibilities of employers, employees, and others. The report details essential training requirements and principles for safe moving and handling, as well as safe practices for handling hazardous substances. It then delves into the principles of the chain of infection, the impact of breaking this chain, and individual roles in reducing infection spread, including proper handwashing techniques. Finally, the report defines various types of abuse (physical, domestic, sexual, and psychological), outlines actions to take when abuse is suspected, identifies factors that increase vulnerability to abuse, and describes the roles of different agencies in safeguarding individuals from abuse. The report provides a comprehensive overview of key considerations for maintaining a safe and healthy environment within health and social care settings.