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Helping residents to lead an active life included as a member of the local community is integral to our care approach. Participation in the normal activities of life including practicing their faith and enrolling in community courses are just a few of the ways in which residents are supported.
Where residents are interested but lack the confidence or opportunity to participate in the community we create individual activity programmes having completed a risk assessment and consulted with parents, carers and key professionals to ensure that all activities offer as appropriate.
Regardless of anyone’s disability we aim for them to enjoy a fulfilling, interesting and varied social and community life.
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Social workers 'should be involved in health commissioning'
Social workers and other care professionals should be involved in local commissioning decisions and not just GPs, according to experts tasked with revamping the government's health reforms.
Tues 14 June 2011
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The cuts carers are facing will bring greater costs in the long term
This week is Carers Week, a week where national charities and local groups are recognising the contribution made by the 6.4 million people in the UK who care, unpaid, for ill, frail or disabled friends or family. However, more than most, carers are facing increasingly difficult times.
Tues 14 June 2011
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Care Quality Commission launches consultation on excellence in social care
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) today announces the start of a consultation on a new excellence award for adult social care services in England.
Mon 9 May 2011
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