Better to be SAFE than sorry.
We can manage all your Security, Fraud and Training needs, so you can focus on providing world class services.
Our Services
What makes Security and Fraud Experts different?
We are an independent, not for profit organisation that delivers high quality, specialist services including: Security Management, Counter Fraud and Training.
We protect in excess of 30,000 employees at over 1,000 sites nationally from the threat of physical and financial abuse.
Our Achievements
Positive results at
Dorset HealthCare
Dorset HealthCare
Dorset HealthCare recorded 205 fewer incidents of violence and aggression compared to last year (26.6% reduction).
In addition there were 85 fewer incidents resulting in staff injury (31.37% reduction).
Winning Big
in Security
Pete Paskin was runner up in the National Association for Healthcare Security (NAHS) Annual Healthcare Security Award 2023 for Healthcare Security Manager.
Preferred suppliers
to NHS SBS and YPO
Security and Fraud Experts are now preferred suppliers to the NHS SBS and YPO procurement frameworks. Offering a quick, simple, and compliant option for buyers to access our high quality, value for money specialist services.
News and Events
As fraud risks continue to evolve, staying informed and vigilant is more important than ever. This summer, SAFE is proud to launch a comprehensive Fraud Awareness Webinar Series designed to equip our clients and the wider healthcare community with the knowledge and tools to detect, prevent, and respond to fraud effectively. Why Attend? Fraud is a growing threat that impacts organisations across all industries. Our expert-led webinars will cover a range of timely topics, including mandate fraud, imposter fraud, the fraud triangle and the benefits of early intervention.
We are excited to announce that we have recently had the ISO 9001:2015 audit and can confidently say we passed with flying colours!
When Sarah Whitaker approached an introductory care agency to find a carer for her 89 year old father she expected they would refer a suitably qualified and professional carer. Instead, Sarah was 'horrified' to discover that an unqualified imposter had been in her fathers home for almost three weeks! Unfortunately Sarah's story, reported by Sky News , is not as uncommon as one might expect. In January 2024, a man admitted impersonating a nurse and accessing resuscitation and children's areas at a hospital in Glasgow (BBC News) . SAFE has experience of dealing with a number of similar cases where an unqualified imposter had been found to be working in place of the qualified professional that was expected.
Our Partners
