The CCFTV Organisation

CCFTV has over 60,000 followers on our social media forums and attracts national press and TV media exposure

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is a not for profit, national, safety in elderly care organisation. If your business would like to place a Sponsorship Post on our popular website, find out how and contact ccftv.cares@gmail.com

CARE CAMPAIGN FOR THE VULNERABLE NEXT EVENT WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY 26TH OCTOBER 2020 - BEST PRACTICE - SAFETY MONITORING IN CARE HOMES ROUNDTABLE

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Objectives

Mandatory use of safety monitoring in all care homes

Establishing in law that elder abuse is a hate crime and should be treated as such

Ending the shame of resident eviction from care homes on commercial grounds by giving them rights of tenancy

Professionalisation of carer roles with commensurate remuneration

Greater participation of family and advocates in planning and delivery of care

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Care Campaign For The Vulnerable is an independent, not for profit, national organisation set up to influence the care sector to practice a more transparent and safer caring environment by adopting safety monitoring in communal areas in all care and nursing homes in the U.K. A negative care experience did not dissuade our Founder from witnessing great care and some very special people but saw a need for protecting vulnerable residents and care workers. Our team of voluntary professionals include a Care Provider CEO, a Dementia Trainer, a former NHS nurse as well as three leading senior care professionals with extensive knowledge and service in the care sector and a family representitive in care. Personal and professional experience allow us to work together with families and care workers that contact us telling of care concerns. We are proud to offer familes and care workers a voice.

CCFTV is invited by care providers to talk to staff and families on the benefits safety monitoring can bring into all caring environments. Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is the only UK safety monitoring in care homes initiative working with the care sector. We work with safeguarding teams, commissioning groups and social workers to achieve correct and rightful outcomes for families and care workers that contact us after exhausting all other ways for help. We have assisted families to negotiate a fair and more transparent approach to a loved ones care delivery, negotiated with providers to extend time on notice served as well as highlighting 'unfair' notices to quit care homes. In 2019 we worked with Croydon University Hospital on the Trust's Dementia Strategy Report for better care and understanding on admittance and ward stays for elderly patients living with dementia. CCFTV continue to gain support from care providers, care workers and tens of thousands of supporters. We understand the pressures and sometimes unrealistic expectations placed on many care staff and so allowing us a balanced understanding on safety monitoring being a positive care assist tool for everyone who lives and works in care environments.

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is passionate on promoting good, safe person-centred care and a better understanding and support for our vulnerable elderly living with dementia. Working within the care sector we also raise awareness to the many commercial benefits safety monitoring can bring into care and proving to save valuable NHS and care home resources. Care Campaign for the Vulnerable participates in the Care Quality Commission (CQC) Roundtable on Technology and we are regularly invited to speak at Dementia Care shows, events, exhibitions as well as care/nursing homes. We are media commentators on elderly social care issues including 'unfair' notices to quit care homes and regularly comment in the media on these important elderly social care issues. MP Dominic Grieve took our safety monitoring in care initiative to Westminster Hall to be debated in 2018. We continue to raise important awareness and influence the care sector for a more open and transparent caring culture especially to our most vulnerable elderly.

TOGETHER - WE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE