Charity boss calls for councils to do more after ‘disgraceful’ review of home care providers
A CHARITY boss has called for councils to do more to protect vulnerable residents after a ‘disgraceful’ review of home care providers.
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A CHARITY boss has called for councils to do more to protect vulnerable residents after a ‘disgraceful’ review of home care providers.
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A FORMER nurse manager of a baby hospice is to face a misconduct hearing over an accusation she failed to report concerns about sexual abuse.
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In a Huffington Post blog, BASW’s press officer assesses how the media is being used to promote the government’s proposals on welfare reform by demonising benefit claimants such as mum of 11 Heather Frost.
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IT has offered respite care for children with complex disabilities for more than a decade. Now, city (Edinburgh) residents are being asked to dig deep to help Gilmerton Road raise £455,000 to refurbish and extend the facility, which provides a respite service for local families with children who have a learning disability and severe behavioural problems.
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Children in social housing are more likely to have an accident at home. GHA is helping parents to prevent the worst, by
Lorraine McLaren
Councillors on the Social Work Services Committee (Dumfries & Galloway Council) have been told that the latest forecast shows an estimated £760,000 budget pressure on Social Work Services for the current financial year.
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A review of the fiasco surrounding the council’s plans to introduce charges for adult resource centres (ARCs) in the region (Dumfries & Galloway) has been branded a “delaying tactic” and a waste of taxpayers’ money by Labour politicians, who claim it validated their findings from six months previously.
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A CARE home in Wick is in need of “a total shake-up from top to bottom,” it was claimed yesterday.
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SWANSEA is leading the way when it comes to looking after our elderly, it has been claimed.
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“Three years on: Stories from the pilot programme”, a DVD of patient and clinician experiences with personal health budgets, is now available to health and social care professionals.
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