Hundreds of social care residents allegedly sexually assaulted, watchdog reveals Hundreds of elderly and vulnerable social care residents have allegedly been sexually assaulted in just three months, a shock new report from the care regulator has revealed.
According to the Care Quality Commission there were 899 sexual incidents reported by social care homes between March and May 2018. Almost half were categorised as sexual assault.
In 16 per cent of the cases members of staff or visiting workers were accused of carrying out the abuse. The Independent
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According to the Care Quality Commission there were 899 sexual incidents reported by social care homes between March and May 2018. Almost half were categorised as sexual assault.
In 16 per cent of the cases members of staff or visiting workers were accused of carrying out the abuse. The Independent
See also:
- Build a culture that supports people's sexual needs and keeps them safe from harm, says new report Care Quality Commission
- Promoting sexual safety through empowerment (report) Care Quality Commission
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