The Care Quality Commission (CQC), as part of their year-long “Declare Your Care” campaign, has revealed those from a black and minority ethnic (BME) background are less likely than those…
Read more Research shows racial disparity when raising concerns about care
Morgan Daly Friends outside of work often ask me what The Care Forum does, and I’ve been trying a few different ‘elevator pitches’ out to try and sum it all…
Making Safeguarding Personal is an approach that sees people as experts in their own lives – read more below.
I hear the term self-neglect a lot at the moment, but surely, someone can decide how to live his or her own life? Self-neglect refers to a lack of self-care…
Read more Stop Adult Abuse Week – Self-Neglect and Mental Capacity
Holy Trinity, Hotwells on Sat 22nd June 11am-3pm
What you can do if you have concerns: speak up if you think someone is being harmed – prevent abuse from happening Find out the basics about supporting someone to…
In response to a “call to action” from Young Carers Voice (YCV) the Carers Support Centre successfully obtained funding from Quartet Community Fund; enabling them to raise awareness of young…
Domestic abuse and mental capacity Children and Consent There is a strong, evidence-based link between domestic abuse and child abuse. Exposure to domestic abuse is always abusive to children, although…
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This year Stop Adult Abuse Week will be focusing on the Mental Capacity Act (2005), which came in to force in 2007 followed by an amendment that introduced the Deprivation…