Dignity in Care network
Read Sir Michael Parkinson's report My Year as National Dignity Ambassador
The Dignity Campaign aims to put dignity at the heart of care services.
Find out how you can make a difference and become a Dignity Champion.
Dignity Action Day Memory Book
- Capture your activities in the Dignity Action Day Memory Book
Become a Dignity Champion
Recent Success Stories
- Read about stories sent in from champions
Key Resources
- Dignity Champion's Toolkit for Action
These pages give you quick ideas of what you can do as a dignity champion - Dignity Good Practice Framework
This page takes you to a framework where you can find ideas that other dignity champions have tried & tested. - The Dignity in Practice SCIE guide
This guide contains a wealth of information, advice and other resources to help support organisations to drive up standards of dignity in care. - Useful resources for champions
This page contains all the materials and resources developed for the campaign to help champions in their role
Survey of Public Dignity Champions
- Help us to help you in your role as a dignity champion - Complete our survey

Dignity Champion Networks
I am a Dignity Champion because...
Latest Dignity in Care network News
- The Care Quality Commission have published a report into their review of Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust saying that there are significant improvements, but that further work is needed.
Their Report, which was published on 27 July 2010 by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) acknowledged significant improvements at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust and announced that it would lift five of the six conditions imposed on its registration. - The Improving Health and Lives Learning Disabilities Observatory
The organisation which keeps watch on the health of people with learning disabilities and the health care they receive needs input from our learning disability champions - Would you like to sign up to Streetbank?
Streetbank is a new project encouraging people to help with, lend or give away something - Award Joy for Leeds OAP Champion
The Yorkshire Evening Post reports on Tracey Hiscoe, who goes the extra mile for her service users - Why Are You a Dignity Champion?
Let us know what inspires you to be a Dignity Champion