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  • 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...

  • Warrington Borough Council

    Dictionary definitions describe dignity as: 'a state, quality or manner worthy of esteem or respect; and (by extension) self-respect.' Dignity in Care, therefore, means the kind of care which supports...

  • Shahed Mayet, Dignity Champion, Milen Day Centre, Batley

    Shahed Mayet is the Manager of the Milen Day Centre which throughout the week provides day care for 106 Asian elders in Batley, West Yorkshire. The centre, which has a care philosophy that recognises...

  • Nottinghamshire Dignity Champions

    Nottinghamshire County Council Cllr. Alan Rhodes, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care & Health Linda Bayliss, Strategic Services Director Linda Bayliss is available for interviews on...

  • Mick Ward - Dignity Champion at Leeds City Council

    Mick Ward is a Dignity Champion who led Leeds City Council's flagship Dignity in Care project. The project recently won the national NHS Health and Social Care Award 2008, which was based on the Council's...

  • Leicestershire Dignity Champions

    Mary McCausland (Older People's Service Manager) Leicester City Council LCC is working in partnership with Leicester City PCT, other NHS organisations and the independent and voluntary sector...

  • Dignity in Care: Barnsley Alzheimer's Society

    Caring for a family member suffering from Alzheimer's disease is a labour of love, but a heartbreakingly difficult one. Here, a former carer explains how her local Dignity Steering Group is working together...

  • Eastern Region Good Practice Examples

    Read here about some of the good practice taking place in Eastern region

  • Age Concern YouTube clip - Once we were young campaign video

    Visit Youtube to view this seven minute campaign video from Age Concern.

  • A Dignified Revolution Website

    To find out more about A Dignified Revolution, how you can become involved and to sign up for their regular newsletter with updates on dignity in care in Wales please visit their website.