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Social Care Innovation Network
A network to enable innovative local authorities and local partners to test new ideas and share learning and support with others.
Arts in care homes
Involving people who live in care homes in the creative arts can delight, inspire and even bring health benefits. Written in association with the National Activity Providers Association (NAPA), this resource offers care teams, including activity providers, many practical ideas on how to get started.
Early signs and diagnosis of dementia
Part of Dementia
Support following a diagnosis of dementia
Part of Dementia
Dignity in care video library
Part of Dignity in care
Dignity is fundamental to current social care policy. This collection of short films are designed to put into context the topics discussed in the guide.
Carers’ breaks: guidance for commissioners and providers
Two guides are for those involved in the planning, shaping and delivery of support for adult, young and young adult carers, focusing on breaks.
Eating well with dementia
Part of Dementia
Eating well is vital to maintain the health, independence and wellbeing of people with dementia. However, for many people with dementia, eating can become challenging as their dementia progresses. Some lose their appetite or the skills needed to use cutlery, others struggle to chew and swallow. Explore more about this theme.
National Mental Capacity Forum
MCA Forum works with stakeholders from health and social care, together with those from other sectors to improve implementation of the MCA.
Integrated Adult Health and Social Care Teams in Leeds
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