Examples of Urgent, Non-Urgent & Non-Safeguarding Cases

Urgent cases – requiring a call to SAT

• Suicide attempts / plan (may need to call emergency services first)
• Radicalisation / terrorism (as above if imminent)
• Threats to harm others (as above if imminent)
• Any allegations of abuse or cases where there is a suspected perpetrator, such as:
  • domestic violence
  • physical or sexual abuse
  • psychological / emotional abuse
  • modern slavery / human trafficking
  • neglect
  • financial / economic abuse
  • discriminatory abuse
  • organisational or institutional abuse

Non-Urgent cases – can be emailed to SAT

• Suicide ideation
• Poor physical or mental health leading to risk of harm
• Ongoing cases

Non-Safeguarding – SAT does not need to be notified

• Age Dispute (raise referral with Refugee Services instead)
• Homelessness
• Families requiring food vouchers
• Individuals struggling with cost-of-living crisis