This month’s training on Dementia and Stress & Distress was led by Team Leader Caroline, who facilitated an engaging and thoughtful session through interactive discussions. Staff were reminded of the importance of confidentiality when discussing real-life examples, ensuring the privacy and dignity of all service users.
At Social Care Alba (SCA), our mission is to provide compassionate and respectful care in the homes of those who need it most. Our Personal Assistants (PAs) play a key role in enhancing the well-being and dignity of the people we visit every day. But what makes a “perfect” visit?
This April, immerse yourself in a variety of dementia-friendly activities designed to foster connection, support, and joy for individuals living with dementia and their families. From informative workshops to fun social events, there’s something for everyone.
Led by Kunhameena, our Team Leader, this essential training ensures that all staff are well-equipped to support service users with dignity and professionalism.
My name is Martin Abernethy, and I am both a service user and a disability advocate for Social Care Alba. Recently, I have become actively involved in the recruitment of new staff, as well as the training of existing and new team members. This initiative enables both new and experienced staff to gain a deeper understanding of the needs of service users, particularly those with complex and specialised requirements.
For many around the world, the months between February and May offer a time for deep spiritual reflection and observance, with fasting practices rooted in centuries-old traditions. In a world that’s rich in cultural diversity, it’s important to be mindful of these sacred times, as many staff members and service users will partake in fasting.
Medication training is a vital part of our ongoing professional development at Social Care Alba. In a recent session, our team built on their knowledge and skills to ensure the safe and accurate administration of medication.
This March, take part in a variety of dementia-friendly events designed to support, connect, and uplift individuals living with dementia and their families. From interactive workshops to social meet-ups, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in a welcoming and inclusive setting.
Edinburgh Council has outlined the different levels of support that Social Care Alba (SCA) can provide with your medication.
Explore a wonderful range of dementia-friendly events in our community this February. From engaging workshops to welcoming social gatherings, these activities are thoughtfully designed to encourage connection, provide support, and bring joy to individuals living with dementia and their families.