Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is learning of the pressures faced by conscientious led Care Providers striving to offer a caring and safe environment to both service users and staff. Safety monitoring is proving to be a invaluable care assist tool - bringing a more open and transparent culture into care homes as well as saving valuable resources within the care home sector and the NHS
If you have a home care /care home concern and you think a vulnerable person /persons are at risk - before you submit this to Care Campaign For The Vulnerable through Say So, please contact the Care Quality Commission (CQC). You can also do this anonymously here.
If you would like to tell the Care Campaign for the Vulnerable about your care concern please use this button which is a link to the Say So online reporting tool. All information will be held securely and in confidence by Say So (unless you choose otherwise) who are approved associates of Care Campaign for the Vulnerable.
Once submitted you will be contacted directly by a senior team member from Care Campaign for the Vulnerable in complete confidence.
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Welcome
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable working with the care sector to raise awareness on the preventable/non preventable incidents/accidents that can happen in care homes. We are raising national awareness for a more open and transparent care culture by championing the use of safety monitoring throughout communal areas in all U.K. care homes.Care Campaign For The Vulnerable is a independent, non profit, national organisation leading the way raising awareness for the use of safety monitoring in communal areas in all care and nursing homes in the U.K. and private rooms with consent. Our 'professionals in care' team’s personal and professional experience allows us to work with families that contact us regarding care concerns as well as care providers asking us in to talk to staff and families on the benefits safety monitoring can bring into communal areas in all care homes. The only U.K. safety monitoring in care homes initiative working WITH the care sector. Care Campaign For The Vulnerable continues to gain support from care providers, care professionals and tens of thousands of supporters. We understand the many pressures and sometimes unrealistic expectations placed on care workers - allowing us a balanced understanding to how safety monitoring would be a postive care assist tool - not just for vulnerable residents, families and care staff but Care Providers also. We are passionate promoting and raising awareness to good person centred care and support for our elderly, especially living with dementia and championing better support for our dedicated care workers and families in care. We also promote the many commercial benefits safety monitoring has on the care home sector - proving to save valuable NHS and care home resources. Care Campaign for the Vulnerable participated in the Care Quality Commission (CQC) Roundtable on Technology and is regularly invited to speak at Dementia Care Shows, events, exhibitions and care homes. We regularly comment on social care issues and our Safety monitoring in communal areas in care homes initiative in the Daily Express newspaper /media/TV and radio. Dominic Grieve MP, took our safety monitoring in care initiative to Westminster Hall to be debated in 2018 We continue to raise awareness for the adopting of safety monitoring in all care homes for a more open and transparent care culture through our Care Campaign For The Vulnerable initiative.
Wednesday 11th September 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable comments in today's front page of the Daily Express
on familes raising care concern leading to a eviction notice. Read here:-https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1176514/Care-home-scandal-elderly-residents-evicted/amp
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable will be talking safety monitoring in care homes
Care Show NEC BIrmingham on 10th October 2019 - 230pm-3pm https://www.careshow.co.uk/agenda
We are proud and delighted Shedfield Lodge in Hampshire has shown support to Care Campaign for the Vulnerable for the use of safety monitoring in communal areas in all care homes
Care Campaign For The Vulnerable comments in the Daily Express on the delay to change in laws leaving our elderly without protection, please read here:-
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1164052/pensioners-crime-targets-law-changes-crime-sentences
10th August 2019
Care Campaign For The Vulnerable talks to The Care Home Show on the benefits safety monitoring can bring into the care home sector
Care Campaign For The Vulnerable will be hosting a 'safety monitoring in care' debate at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Buckinghamshire on Tuesday 29th October 2019
Monday 29th July 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable speaks to Almas Industries
https://almas-industries.co.uk/blog/interview-with-jayne-connery-from-ccftv/
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable comments in the Daily Express on “police care letting down the elderly victims of crime”
Tuesday 17th July 2019
Monday 15th June 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable comments in Care Home Professional https://www.carehomeprofessional.com/number-of-unqualified-care-workers-in-uk-could-be-as-high-as-500000-report-claims/
Care Campaign For The Vulnerable Director Jayne Connery attended the Princes Risborough Rotary Club talking adopting safety monitoring in care homes.
Monday 15th July 2019
July 2019
Read Care Campaign For The Vulnerable response here https://www.carehomeprofessional.com/chp-survey-four-in-five-people-support-mandatory-cctv-in-care-homes/
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable talks to Care Home Professional (July edition) on the 'positive shift' forward on the use of safety monitoring in communal areas in care homes.
Read here https://www.carehomeprofessional.com/e-magazines/care-home-professional-july-2019/
Director Jayne Connery will be meeting Kate Terroni Head of Adult Social Care Care Quality Commission (CQC) on Wednesday 3rd July 2019 to take over the use of safety monitoring in communal areas in care homes and private rooms with consent
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Director Jayne Connery will be making a visit to Ireland's first purpose built community for people living with dementia in Co Limerick in September 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited to speak at the Residential and Home Care Show, London Excel on the benefits to adopt safety monitoring in communal areas in all care homes
26th June 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Director discussing the importance of working with the care sector when gaining support for the use of mandatory safety monitoring in communal areas in all UK care homes. Thank you to York Woodford-Smith Managing Director Five On A Bike Limited
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable commenting in Care Home Professional on report more than 64,000 vulnerable people die awaiting social care
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Care Campaign For The Vulnerable and Shedfield Lodge Care Home proving safety monitoring in communal area can save cash strapped NHS valuable resources in the Daily Express
Monday 17th June 2019
June 2019
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Care Campaign for The Vulnerable featuring in this month’s edition (June) Care Markets LaingBuisson
https://www.carehomeprofessional.com/chp-survey-should-cctv-be-mandatory-in-care-homes-2/
SHEDFIELD LODGE IN HAMPSHIRE IS OUR OFFICIAL AMBASSADOR CARE HOME, SUPPORTING CARE CAMPAIGN FOR THE VULNERABLE SAFETY MONITORING IN COMMUNAL AREAS IN ALL CARE HOMES INITIATIVE
CEO ANDREW GEACH
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable at the Alzheimer's Show 7th June 2019 talking over our safety monitoring in care homes initiave. We invited up to talk on the benefits of safety monitoring in communal areas, Andrew Geach CEO of Shedfield Lodge Care Home in Hampshire - reciting overwhelming postives safety monitoring installation has to his vulnerable residents and dedicated care staff - proving to save valuable care homes and NHS resources
29th May 2019
CARE CAMPAIGN FOR THE VULNERABLE INSPIRATON IN CARE AWARDS EVENING CROWN PLAZA HOTEL BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR AWARD WINNERS AND ATTENDEES AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR MAIN SPONSOR CARE PROTECT LIMITED
Our Safety Monitoring in Care Homes Campaign continues to make front page headlines in the national news and Care Campaign For The Vulnerable regularly comments on care home /social care issues in the Daily Express
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable regularly comments in the Daily Express on social care issues
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited to a special preview screening of BBC Panorma Crisi In Care ... Who Pays? at BBC London Theatre
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Advisory Expert In Care Team monthly Network Meeting
April 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable talking at the Alzheimer's Show invited up supporters CEO Andrew Geach of Lodge Care Home who has safety monitoring in his care homes safeguarding his residents and care staff and talks about the saving resources to both his care homes and the NHS
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable will be talking safety monitoing in care homes at the Residential and Home Care Show on the 26th June 2019 at the London Excel
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Netley Court Care Home in Southampton - part of the Cinnamon Care Group - discussing our Safety Monitoring in care homes initiative and meeting dedicated staff and residents
3rd April 2019
If you are a care professional and have a interest in seeing the adopting of safety monitoring in care homes and would like to join our monthly meetings please submit your CV to
carecampaignforthevulnerable@gmail.com
Care Campaign For The Vulnerable continues to help support families as well as working with Care Providers to discuss not only safety monitoring to help safeguard but understanding the proven commercial benefits, helping save resources to the care home industry and the NHS. Read the Marbrook Centre CCTV safety monitoring report - supporting our Safety Monitoring in Communcal areaa in Care Homes initiative here https://www.carecampaignforthevulnerable.com/files/CCTV_Marbrook_Review_2019_V7.pdf
Care Campaign’s ethos is ‘working with the care sector’ and not against - we celebrate all that is great in care. We organise charity galas, events to highlight the many inspirational and dedicated care providers /professionals in the sector today.
CARE CAMPAIGN FOR THE VULNERABLE FOUNDER ADDRESSING ATTENDEES AT THE DEMENTIA CARE AND NURSING HOME EXPO ON THE USE OF SAFETY MONITORING IN ALL CARE HOMES INVITING ON STAGE A SURPRISED ANDREW GEACH CEO WHO HAS ADOPTED SAFETY MONITORING IN COMMUNAL AREAS IN HIS CARE HOME, SHEDFIELD LODGE HAMPSHIRE AND TALKS ABOUT THE COST SAVINGS TO BOTH CARE HOME AND NHS
26th March 2019
MP Rosena Allin Khan meets at Westminster with Care Campaign For the Vulnerable to discuss the use of mandatory safety monitoring in all UK care homes
Monday 11th March 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable meets with the UK's biggest care provider HCONE CEO Justin Hutchens talking over the benefits to CCTV safety monitoring in care homes
5th February 2019
Dominic Grieve MP took time out to join Care Campaign for the Vulnerable first network meeting of 2019 in support of our mandatory safety monitoring in communal areas in care homes initiative
Friday 11th January 2019
Almas Industries invited Care Campaign for the Vulnerable to give a talk on our Safety monitoring in communal areas in care homes initiative at their London offices
3rd January 2019
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Glenholme Care Home in Sunderland who have installed CCTV Safety monitoring for both residents and staff
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Shedfield Residential Care Home in Southampton -chatting to staff and residents discussing CCTV safety monitoring in communal areas in care homes and the benefits to all who live and work in care. Thank you to Andrew Geach CEO and Simon Shedfield’s Public Relations Consultant and to all the team. A care home that champions transparency in care.
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Prince Michael of Kent Care Home, Hertfordshire
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Hollywood Care Home Birmingham
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Cambridge Manor Care Home, Cambridgeshire
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited into Marbrook Centre, Cambridgeshire
We offer a free independent Support Service, advising families and Care Providers. Check out our top tips in Outstanding Care Homes - for helping choose a care home here https://outstandingcarehomes.co.uk/twenty-tips-for-choosing-the-right-care-home-for-your-relative/ Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is frequently asked to attend care homes /seminars /conferences to talk about the importance of safety monitoring in care homes.
If you would like to find out more about the work we do or have concerns regarding someone’s care or just want to tell us about good care practice, please contact us on the CONTACT section. Please click on our Dementia/Care Homes Proposal link on our Home Page to understand how we are seeking the use of CCTV safety monitoring in all UK care/nursing homes.
If you are a Care Provider and would like us to visit your care home to discuss safety in care please contact direct at
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable talks with the families we support in care, on Politics LIVE BBC2 supporting the use of mandatory safety monitoring in all care homes
1st February 2019
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0c0gy0d/politics-live-01022019
MHT on Seni's Law and Care Campaign for the Vulnerable intitiave - mandatory CCTV safety monitoring in all care homes
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable gives a live interview on the Lincoln care home abuse case - calling for the use of mandatory CCTV safety monitoring in all UK care/nursing homes
BBC Radio Linclnshire Drive-time Monday 28th January 2019 4.15pm
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p06xpxfx#play=0h15m45s
CARE CAMPAIGN FOR THE VULNERABLE OUTSTANDING CARER 2018 WINNER, AMY COLLINS OF ASHRIDGE HOME CARE
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable supporting families in Care
We are supported by members of the Gerrard’s Cross and Chalfont St Peter Rotary Club October 2017
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Networking meeting discussing CCTV safety in care and the challenges facing care industry professionals
Monday 19th November 2018
CEO Trudi Scrivener from Ashridge Home Care talking safety in care at Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Networking Meeting
July 2018
Wednesday 5th SEPTEMBER 2018
Carer Esme Dobson, Dominic Grieve MP and Care Campaign for the Vulnerable at
Westminster Hall, PARLIAMENT
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There are 850,000 people with dementia in the UK, with numbers set to rise to over 1 million by 2025. This will soar to 2 million by 2051. 225,000 will develop dementia this year, that's one every three minutes. 1 in 6 people over the age of 80 have dementia. New figures released by the Office of National Statistics show that for the first time, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias are the leading cause of death for England and Wales. Of the 529,655 deaths registered during 2015, dementia accounted for 61,686 (11.6%).
Sally Blackden Former Senior Nurse, Dementia Care Industry Trainer and Advocate talking at a Care Campaign for the Vulnerable networking meeting about the effects of good dementia care towards our elderly in care homes and in own homes
Wednesday 5th September 2018
Reflecting after the Care Campaign for the Vulnerable #CamerasInCareHomes debate in Westminster
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable - delivering a speech on CCTV safety monitoring in care, at the Care Show NEC Birmingham on Thursday 18th October 2018
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable comments in the Daily Express 'one in four care homes rated inadequate'
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1050516/care-homes-elderly-safety-risk-england-investigation
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable supports and continues to push for safety monitoring in all care homes after a family received no answers to how their mother died after sustaining catatrosphic injuries from a 'fall' in her care home
OCTOBER 8TH 2018
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable leading the support in the Express Newspaper and Action on Elder Abuse campaign - tougher sentencing for those who committ heinous crimes against our elders
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Founder Jayne Connery participating at the Hampshire Care Association Private Roundtable in Winchester - Using Digital Care to Provide Better Outcomes for Service Users
Wednesday 20th June 2018
(left to right) Samir Patel (Hampshire Care Association), Robin Hall (Hampshire Care Association), Andrew Geach (Proprietor of Shedfield Lodge Care Home)Councillor Warwick Payne, ( Cabinet Member for Housing and Adult Social Care and Health, Hampshire County Council) Jayne Connery ( Founder /Director Care Campaign for the Vulnerable), Jonathan Papworth Co Founder Director Person Centred Software), Mark Allen,) Head of Strategic Commissioning, Hampshire County Council)
Samir Patel CEO of Oaklands Care Home inviting in Care Campaign for the Vulnerable to discuss safety monitoring in care homes
CARE CAMPAIGN FOR THE VULNERABLE IS PROUD TO BE SUPPORTED BY MANY DEDICATED CARERS WHO CONTACT US. THEY ARE THE BACK BONE OF OUR CARE SECTOR. WE RECEIVE THOUSANDS OF MESSAGES FROM CARE STAFF SAYING THEY SUPPORT THE IMPORTANT WORK WE DO, BRINGING IN TRANSPARENCY TO HELP BRING ANSWERS TO BOTH PREVENTABLE AND UNPREVENTABLE ACCIDENTS THAT CAN OCCUR IN CARE HOMES. CARERS TELL US THEY WANT SAFETY MONITORING IN THEIR PLACE OF WORK.
We are so proud to have Terry Eccott, prolific dementia Campaigner as Care Campaign for the Vulnerable's official Ambassador
Thank you to the thousands of supporters families, carers, businesses's and the public for showing support to our Safety monitoring in Care Homes to become mandatory across the UK Care Sector by submitting a 'supporting selfie!'
Thank you to the many care facilities who publicly supports Care Campaign for the Vulnerable and our championing of safety monitoring in care homes.
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable at No 10, calling for mandatory safety monitoring in communal areas in every care home.
Thank you to the thousands of supporters who submitted their support
Jayne Connery Care Campaign for the Vulnerable and Manj Uppal, RCH Specialist Dementia Care Centres, attending International Dementia Conference Guildhall Plymouth 4th May 2018 where Jayne spoke about the preventable neglect facing many of our vulnerable elderly in our care and nursing homes with one in five homes still under performing.
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable organises networking meetings, bringing together care industry professionals, families and carers discussing the importance of safety monitoring in care. Bill Snedden British Heart Foundation - sitting in on one of our network meetings
Russell Grant, Dementia Awareness Ambassador
Kelly Campbell CEO Waymaka, attending a Care Campaign for the Vulnerable networking meeting
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Inspiration in Care Awards 17th May 2019
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Waymayka
When working in a care home Kelly Campbell saw the need for a 'dignity cover' after witnessing residents privacy being compromised when hoisted from one area to another. CCTV Care Campaign for the Vulnerable 100 per cent advocate the Dignity Cover and urge all service users to consider using this product as part of their daily care routine when residents /patients are having to use a hoist. We believe dignity matters - at all times.
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Need help or advice?
If you need advice and/or you think someone is being mistreated/failed in a care/nursing home, then please see our links page below.
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Report from Marbrook Centre in Cambridge on the benefits to safety monitoring in communal areas for residents and staff.
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Dominic Grieve Westminster Speech 2018 on Care Campaign For The Vulnerable Safety Monitoring In Care Homes
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Care Campaign Government Proposal
"The evidence from Providers who have installed CCTV seems to me to merit careful attention and to be quite persuasive"
Dominic Grieve MP
Just some of the Care Providers who support our CCTV Safety Monitoring in Care Homes
British Actress Aimi Macdonald is Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Ambassador - raising public awareness for better, safer, transparent care within the care sector.
I am delighted to be invited as a Ambassador to assist in this wonderful campaign instigated by Jayne Connery regarding CCTV security in care homes throughout the UK. This, I feel, will benefit carers, staff, residents and their families in the event of any dispute. As a relative of someone suffering with Alzheimers disease I have been involved with care homes over the last ten years and I feel the knowledge I have can contribute to this very important initiative
Safe Place Scheme
Chiltern and South Bucks District Council SAFE PLACE SCHEME has called on Care Campaign for the Vulnerable to add our support to the initiative for those who are vulnerable in the community to get help if out and about and feeling scared , lost or confused.
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Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is learning of the pressures faced by conscientious led Care Providers striving to offer a caring and safe environment to both service users and staff. Safety monitoring is proving to be a invaluable care assist tool - bringing a more open and transparent culture into care homes as well as saving valuable resources within the care home sector and the NHS
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