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AccessAble gives you the information you need to find out if somewhere will be accessible or not. You can search to find out whether cinemas, pubs and shops local to you are accessible friendly.
Safer Places is a voluntary scheme that provides safe and supportive places (displaying the Safer Places logo) which are open to the public such as shops, offices or public buildings that act as ‘go to places’ should a vulnerable person experience difficulties whilst alone.
Members of the Safer Places Scheme will carry a Safer Places Card with their name and the details of up to three people that can be contacted in the event that support is required. If a vulnerable person arrives lost, confused, unwell or having been a victim of crime - staff within a ‘Safer Place’ are required to contact one of the people named on the back of the Safer Places Card or the emergency services and allow the vulnerable person to wait on the premises until the named person or police/ambulance arrives.
More details on the scheme can be found on the Wakefield Council website at Safer places scheme - Wakefield Council
You can contact the Safer Places scheme on 0345 8 503 503