Safeguarding Adults: Lessons from the murder of Steven Hoskin

This video demonstrates that partnership between agencies and procedures for sharing information are vital to adult safeguarding. Learn more about adult safeguarding: www.scie.org.u...
Steven Hoskin had learning disabilities and lived alone in St Austell. He was tortured and murdered by people who targeted him because of his learning disabilities. Investigations showed that Steven had made numerous calls to a number of agencies, including the police, health and social care services, so they should have been aware that he was in danger. Following the serious case review into Steven’s murder there have been significant improvements in communication, sharing information and partnership working between the agencies in the area.
This video was first uploaded in 2015.

[@sophiejameson4064]

It's good to know people are looking out for vulnerable adults. I admit to a personal interest, as I'm a vulnerable adult myself (though for different reasons than poor Steven).

[@tallandhandsome29]

Extremely interesting for those tasked with safeguarding responsibilities. Sad because of the necessity of the Serious Case Review.

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Poor,poor man!,that's just horrific 😢

[@cecelialenore5576]

Rest in peace Steven ♥ I am so sorry this massive injustice happened, rest easy and soar high.