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  • The Trainer

    1 of 3 in-depth interviews with people fulfilling different roles, talking about all aspects of dignity Video Troubleshooting If you are experiencing poor video playback we suggest you 'pause' the...

  • The work of the North Somerset Dignity in Care Steering Group

    The North Somerset Dignity in Care Steering Group was formed to oversee, monitor, and support the delivery of the North Somerset Dignity in Care Action Plan and to act as a forum for dignity. The steering...

  • This is Me

    'This is me' is a simple and practical tool that carers can give to staff when a person with dementia goes into hospital. It contains information about the person behind the dementia - for example, what...

  • This is Staffordshire - 26 February 2010

    A city council spokesman said: "The day was about giving time to the people who use the services, gaining their views on the service and undertaking back-to-the-floor exercises."

  • Three little deeds poem by Karen Allen

  • Thurrock Council Dignity Challenge

    Thurrock Council have developed this Dignity presentation based on the Dignity Challenge. The presentation can be used with staff, service users, carers, family, friends or the general public. It can...

  • Tim Craft, Royal United Hospitals, NHS Trust Bath

    Tim Craft's work has resulted in a shift in culture among hospital staff, ensuring that the needs of patients, their families and carers are always reflected. Tim's ethos is to focus on how he and his...

  • Time to Read - Faciitator's Support Pack

    This support pack, developed by the "Time to Read" prioject, can be donwloaded by staff and volunteers who are thinking about setting up and running their own reading groups with groups of social care...

  • Tips For Staying Hydrated This Winter

    Prepared by Evelyn James this information provides some useful tips about staying hydrated and includes links to some helpful resources.

  • Top Tips For Residential Staff

    This concise CSIP produced poster gives staff within care homes some simple but effective ways to ensure the dignity and respect of older people under their care.