A closer look at the new SSSC Codes of Practice #1
Let’s look more closely at how the new Codes of Practice impact us, and how they align with SCA’s values and policies
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Let’s look more closely at how the new Codes of Practice impact us, and how they align with SCA’s values and policies
Discover a vibrant array of dementia-friendly activities awaiting you this June in our local community. From engaging workshops to enriching social gatherings, we’ve collected opportunities designed to foster connection, support, and joy for individuals living with dementia and their loved ones.
Proper medication management is essential in social care, as it ensures the well-being of our clients by promoting safe and accurate administration of their medications.
Proper moving and handling techniques are crucial in social care, as they help prevent injuries, ensure the comfort of clients, and promote a safer working environment for carers. This training aimed to enhance our team’s skills in safely assisting clients with mobility needs.
Continence care training is one of our mandatory training for all new starters before they work in the community. Caroline leads this training, which covers the various types of continence care products commonly used by our service users.
For just £4.99, members of the Blue Light community can register for 2-years access to more than 15,000 discounts from large national retailers to local businesses across categories such as holidays, cars, days out, fashion, gifts, insurance, phones, and many more.
Two new AHP Open Badges focused on foot care are now available, offering valuable support and knowledge enhancement for care professionals, with an ongoing SSSC learning challenge for May.
Living with dementia can present unique challenges for individuals and their caregivers alike. However, with the advancement of technology and the thoughtful design of everyday aids, managing daily tasks and maintaining independence is becoming more achievable.
From managing symptoms to maintaining a sense of normalcy, finding resources and tools to navigate life for service users and their loved ones is invaluable. Whether you seek calming melodies or practical aids, these resources aim to enhance quality of life and foster a sense of connection and empowerment.
Caroline from Social Care Alba recently led an insightful dementia training session for our dedicated caregivers. Now equipped with essential skills and knowledge, they are better prepared to provide personalised and compassionate care to individuals living with dementia.
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Social Care Alba
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Edinburgh
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