Dignity in care: choice and control

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00:00 - Opening credits
00:07 - Empowering people
01:09 - Supporting people at home
03:42 - Supporting people in the care home
06:35 - Meeting cultural needs
07:58 - Choice and control of what we eat
09:32 - Supporting people to do things for themselves
12:14 - Key learning points and end credits
Owning a budgerigar; deciding between mince with dumplings or a roast chicken dinner; going off shopping and buying the items you've chosen. Just three examples, shown in this film, of how people with care and support needs can be supported to have choice and control. The young men with learning disabilities who draw up their preferred shopping list travel to town unsupported, buy the food, come back and cook it and then eat it. It's important to take time to understand and know the person, their previous lives and past achievements, and to support people to develop things like ‘life story books’. If you treat people as equals, you can make sure they remain in control of what happens to them.

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Brilliant

[@Matty12181]

Omg gaynor is so sweet we are looking after her here at my work place

[@imankamara2766]

people should mix together not seperate.

[@findingmybliss5713]

they should mix together if the wish to do so not if they don't want to