The awards are a celebration of excellence within the care sector
The Great British Care Awards pay tribute to those who have demonstrated outstanding service within their field of work.
Kell Byer, a support worker in the Ivydale Road learning disability service in Southwark, has been shortlisted in the Home Care Worker Award category for
Sophie Linden, London’s Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, visited Gloria House in Stock Newington
Starts at Home day is an opportunity for housing associations up and down the country to celebrate supported housing and the positive impact it makes on thousands of lives.
We support the campaign and recognise how supported housing helps turn lives around. Offering a place to live with specialist support can make a real difference to
Starts at Home day is an opportunity for housing associations to celebrate supported housing and the positive impact it makes on thousands of lives.
We support the campaign and recognise how supported housing helps turn lives around. Offering a place to live with specialist support can make a real difference to people who otherwise wouldn’t have anywhere
There’s a lot of evidence that animals and pets can have a positive impact on mental health but it’s not common in supported living environments. That isn’t the case at Pathways, a supported housing scheme for people with mental health issues in Bexhill (East Sussex), where we’ve seen the significant benefits that therapy dog
Customers from our Thurrock Learning Disability service enjoyed a fun-packed weekend in Centre Parcs last month. They were supported by staff to plan and save up for the trip and were then accompanied during the break by Suzanne Potterton, Support Worker and Fiona Dianin, Team Manager.
Staff and residents from Prescott House in Burgess Hill, Sussex recently enjoyed a sports day and picnic in the local park.
Customers from Pathways, a specialist mental health supported housing scheme in Bexhill, have worked with staff to create their very own cook book.
Last year, Pathways residents created some “Happy stones” to hide around Bexhill with the hope of brightening someone’s day. This mission has certainly been accomplished!
Residents of Pathways, a specialist supported housing scheme in Bexhill for people with mental health issues, originally set out to paint the stones to decorate their new book case. They decided
The West Sussex Domiciliary Care service, based in Prescott House (above) in Burgess Hill and Arthur Bliss House in Lindfield, has successfully achieved a ‘good’ Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating during its recent inspection.
The service provides a responsive care service to 45 customers with long-term physical care needs and staff are on
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