Social Work said I’m an adult at risk.
What does that mean?

Being at risk means you are being harmed by someone or you are harming yourself.
Harm can be physical, emotional, sexual, financial, self-harm or neglect.
When someone reports harm to Social Work, the law says they must find out what has happened.
If needed, Social Work will offer support to keep you safe.
 
Will they tell me who has reported me?
Social Work may be able to tell you this.
They may not be able to tell you, if the person has made an anonymous report or there are other reasons.
Anonymous means they won’t have said their name.