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Jayne Connery is a former News Agency Reporter and Marketing /Promotions Executive from Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire. She founded Care Campaign for the Vulnerable over five years ago, championing safety monitoring in care/nursing homes. The success of this led to become a advocate to familes and family carers needing support. Jayne set up a free Advocacy Service CCAS - (Care Campaign Advocacy Service), as well as a Dementia Family Support Group.

Her personal experience in the care home sector ended in January 2016. Five years witnessing (in communal areas of care homes) resident falls, including vulnerable residents not being attended to in a acceptable waiting time, inappropriate manual handling, lack of 'specific dementia' training, unacceptable ratio of care staff for residents as well as carers not supported by Managers. This became the focus behind the tireless promoting of safety monitoring in all public areas, exits and entrances to be made mandatory in all dementia/ care and nursing homes in the UK, attracting many tens of thousands of supporters, including care staff, businesses, MP’s and care sector professionals.

Jayne divides her time being a Care-Partner, raising awareness on the important work of CARE CAMPAIGN for the VULNERABLE - this includes being invited into care homes and a lead Advocate (Care Campaign Advocacy Service) contacted by families and dedicated family carers who require guidance and support. Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is asked to attend seminars /conferences/after dinner to talk about the importance of safety in care for those living wth dementia and their families. Jayne fundraises for dementia charities and as a Rotarian, promotes safety and better dementia care at her local Gerrard's Cross /Chalfont St Peter and surrounding Rotary Clubs.

If you would like to find out more about the work we do or talk to us regarding concerns with someone’s care or just want to tell us about good care practices please contact us on the CONTACT section. Click on our Dementia/Care Homes Proposal link on our Home Page to understand how we are seeking to achieve safety monitoring in public areas, exits and entrances in all care/nursing homes and championing better and safer care standards.

Please support us by registering on our website. ‘’TOGETHER we WILL make a difference’’.

Thank you to everyone who raised money for Alzheimers UK BRACE on behalf of Care Campaign for the Vulnerable and our Sponsor Care Protect Limited

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable is so proud to have as our official Ambassador to the important work we do Terry Eccott, Alzheimer Society Ambassador and profilic dementia Campaigner

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!'

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable organised a meeting inviting a select few of our Care professionals and supporters to welcome Terry Eccott our official Ambassador

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable evening Gala supporting the important work we do highlighting inadequate care across the sector whilst acknowledging the amazing work many care professionals and care providers carry out daily.

Thank you to Freckleton Lodge Care Home , one of the many care facilities who publicly supports Care Campaign for the Vulnerable and our championing of safety monitoring in care homes. We think you ROCK!

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%).