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Mental health challenges stand as the leading contributor to disability in the UK. As NHS suggests, one in four adults may experience at least one diagnosable mental health condition a…
How do health and social care services support people’s involvement in shared decision-making about their care, treatment and support? To what extent are people actively involved in their own care?…
Improving health and social care services requires consistent collaboration and informed decisions founded on evidence-based practices and personal experiences. To support the national service model in building the right support…
Regardless of the increasing prevalence of safeguarding, supporting children with neglect still presents a challenge for social workers. Based on the latest statistics, child abuse and neglect affect one in…
Supporting autistic children and adults requires understanding, empathy, and compassion, in addition to extensive experience, knowledge, and skills. Autism awareness training was developed to educate healthcare assistants about autism and…
Early interventions play a vital role in the overall well-being of autistic people. Analysis shows that over 10,000 autistic adults in the UK are not receiving the care and support…
Supported living for learning disabilities involves building the right support and community care services to make a home-like environment accessible for each individual with complex care needs. Learning disabilities can…
Supported living service is designed to foster independent living for people with learning disabilities, autism, and mental health challenges. The process involves moving from traditional care settings to the person’s…
In our fast-paced and demanding world, prioritising mental health is crucial for overall wellbeing. Just as we invest time and effort in maintaining our physical health, nurturing our mental and…
