Latest resources

  • Makes a Change - 25 February 2010

    Dignity Action Day gives everyone the opportunity to contribute to upholding people's rights to dignity and provide a truly memorable day for people receiving care.

  • Making a Difference in Dementia: Nursing vision and strategy and infographic

    The Department of Health has launched a new nursing vision and strategy for dementia care. It makes clear that every nurse can make a difference to the care of people with dementia. This new resource...

  • Malmesbury Lawn Staff Group

    Residents with dementia at a care home in Havant, Hampshire are reaping the benefits of film nights, garden walks and attractive new flower beds thanks to the work of a group of dedicated staff. Staff...

  • Manchester City Council

    Manchester launched its Dignity in Care campaign in October 2007, using a Daisy as its emblem, 'branded' so care homes exceeding the standards would be easily recognised by people looking for quality...

  • Manchester Dignity in Care Campaign

    Manchester launched its Dignity in Care campaign in October 2007, using a Daisy as its emblem, 'branded' so care homes exceeding the standards would be easily recognised by people looking for quality...

  • Mar 2010 Key News Update

    Here is the March Key News update, looking at stakeholder action, recent success stories and more.

  • Marianne Bulman Dignity Champion Success

    Local Dignity Champion- Marianne Bulman shares her success story.

  • Marion O'callagha, Adult Care Services

    Marion O'callaghan of Adult Care services has been recognised as treating all individuals with dignity and respect and constantly delivering person centred care. Colleagues feel that Marion enables...

  • Marlborough Family Education Centre

    Marlborough Family Education Centre in London has found a novel use for heart rate monitors, normally used in sports training, for child and family therapy to help children at risk of exclusion from...

  • Matrons Dignity in care Audit Tool

    This audit tool allows a matron or ward manager to take a snap shot of their working environment to see how they are delivering dignity.