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Single Assessment Process - training materials -
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Older Family Carer Initiative, Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities - FPLD
Person-centred approaches and older families [authors: Dalia Magrill, Helen Sanderson, Alison Short]
(May 2005)
The Older Family Carers Initiative, was a three year project designed to support Learning Disability Partnership Boards across England to identify and meet the needs of older family carers of people with
learning disabilities. The project began in 2002 and finished in 2005 with a new toolkit developed to help the Boards, entitled "Valuing Families : a toolkit for family friendly services".
This resource has been written as part of the Older Family Carers Initiative in direct response to the concerns raised by person-centred planning facilitators and coordinators. This is intended for people who are already informed about
person-centred planning approaches and want to make sure they are planning with older families in the best possible way.This report is intended as a tool to be used primarily by people whose role it is to: (a) plan directly with older families
and (b) coordinate person-centred planning on behalf of their Learning Disability Partnership Board.
Free to download from the Mental Health Foundation website or purchase.
Contact Details:
Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities,
9th Floor, Sea Containers House,
20 Upper Ground,
London, SE1 9QB.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7803 1101 | Fax: +44 (0)20 7803 1111
E–mail: via website |
Web links: http://www.learningdisabilities.org.uk/publications/?EntryId5=22379&char=P
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Target group: LAs | Type / Format: guidance
Availability / Price: to download or purchase | ISBN/ISSN: 1903645719
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Skills for Care
Common core principles for self-care out for national consultation [author: Skills for Care]
(16 January 2007)
"Have we got it right?" That is the question being posed in a major consultation drive being launched across the country in January until March 2007. Comments are invited from across the health and social
sector on a set of five "common core principles" that have been drawn up in order to address the self-care agenda highlighted in the Government's White Paper, Our Health, Our Care, Our Say. A deadline for responses is: 28 February 2007.
http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk/view.asp?id=861
The above website link will introduce this consultation and a hyperlink will allow the consultation document to be downloaded in pdf format.
Contact Details:
Karen Walker Tel: | Fax:
E–mail: Karen.walker@skillsforhealth.org.uk |
Web links: http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk
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Social Care, Local Government and Care Services Directorate, Department of Health (DH)
A common assessment framework for adults development [author: Carl Evans]
(12 February 2008)
Powerpoint (9 frames), indicating the rationale for CAF (the common assessment framework): people's needs will be better identified through a thorough assessment of needs, The different types of assessment
are: Self-assessment, contact assessment, Holistic Overview assessment, Specialist Assessment, and carers assessment. This powerpoint, presented at a London SAP Leads meeting,, also notes the Social Care Personal Demographics Service (PDS) Early
Adopter Project and the proposed scope of the demonstrators / pilots, for which funding is available from April 2008.
View presentation.
Contact Details:
Carl Evans Social Care Policy & Innovation,
Room 123,
Wellington House,
133-155 Waterloo Road,
London
SE1 8UG.
Tel: 020 7972 4361 | Fax:
E–mail: Carl.Evans@dh.gsi.gov.uk |
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Target group: SAP leads | Type / Format: powerpoint
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Social Care, Local Government and Care Services Directorate, Department of Health (DH)
The wider perspective for personalisation and social care [author: Carl Evans]
(12 February 2008)
Powerpoint (12 frames) on the vision for personalisation of care: a stronger voice, more choice and control (as introduced in the White Paper,' Our health, our care, our say'); and more influence and power to
local people and local communities('Strong and prosperous communities: the local government White Paper'). This powerpoint, was presented at a London SAP Leads meeting, as an aid to discussion of issues around: listening and responding; provision
and commissioning; capacity and capability; and support for development.
View presentation.
Contact Details:
Carl Evans Social Care Policy & Innovation,
Room 123,
Wellington House,
133-155 Waterloo Road,
London
SE1 8UG.
Tel: 020 7972 4361 | Fax:
E–mail: Carl.Evans@dh.gsi.gov.uk |
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