Multi-Agency Risk Management (MARM)

Multi-Agency Risk Management (MARM)

MARM is a multi-agency adult assessment risk management process to: 

  • Identify the relevant risks for the individual  
  • Discuss and agree agency responsibilities/actions 
  • Record, monitor and review progress with the agreed action plan  
  • Agree when the risks have been managed and evaluate the outcome  

·     MARM will only be called where the adult at risk does not fall within the existing multi-agency processes, or if it is felt that a MARM meeting will help to reduce the risk of serious harm or death. MARM is not a substitute for: 

  • Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA)  
  • Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC)  
  • Multi-Agency Tasking and Coordination (MTAC)
  • Channel (multiagency meeting within the Prevent programme)
  • Other local multi-agency forums (such as Blue Light, Complex Case Cell, FERN and SWOP)
  • Formal adult safeguarding procedures under s42 of the Care Act 2014

GSAB MARM - Practice Guidance 

GSAB MARM - Policy

GSAB MARM - Process Map Flowchart

GSAB MARM - What to Expect

GSAB MARM - Guidance for the Chair 

GSAB MARM - Report from Partner Agencies

GSAB MARM - Confidentiality Statement 

GSAB MARM - Meeting Record

GSAB MARM - Risk Management Action Plan 

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