poor mental wellbeing
Wandsworth's Safeguarding Adults Board reported effective arrangements for addressing poor mental wellbeing in September 2026.
Wandsworth's Safeguarding Adults Board reported in September 2026 that safeguarding arrangements in the borough remain effective, with strong multi-agency partnership working contributing to positive outcomes for residents experiencing poor mental wellbeing. The annual report for 2025/26, presented to the Health and Wellbeing Board, highlighted that 99.7% of recorded safeguarding outcomes were fully or partially achieved.
The report also noted that risk was reduced or removed in the vast majority of enquiries, and 80% of individuals reported feeling as safe as they wanted to be following an intervention. Poor mental wellbeing is described as a state of psychological distress or illness that impairs an individual's well-being and functioning.
Key facts
- Wandsworth's Safeguarding Adults Board reported effective safeguarding arrangements in September 2026. Source
- The 2025/26 annual report stated 99.7% of safeguarding outcomes were fully or partially achieved. Source
- Risk was reduced or removed in the vast majority of safeguarding enquiries. Source
- 80% of individuals felt as safe as they wanted to be after a safeguarding intervention. Source
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