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 are worried about a vulnerable person in a care setting or would like to discuss anything to do with elderly care, care home evictions, care concerns or even tell us about good care practices or want to know more about our safety monitoring in care homes initiative, please contact Care Campaign for the Vulnerable in strict confidence at ccftv.cares@gmail.comFamilies - important to note
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Care Campaign for the Vulnerable organises and hosts important care events
Professionals in care team monthly meetings
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable visits care homes to influence the use of safety monitoring
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable supports our dedicated care workers
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable invited to speak at prestigious care industry events
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Inspiration In Care Awards October 2019
CCFTV support families with loved ones in care homes
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT CCFTV "I can't say thank you enough for your prompt support, passion, kindness and most of all the time and energy you commit to helping others. Without your advice and help we would never have been able to cut through the 'system' of the care sector and have our experience supported so clearly and strongly. It has been such an eye-opener to see the shockingly dreadful things that happen to our elders, not only our mum's experience but all the human injustice that COVID-19, especially, has revealed this year is incredible - and of course 'hidden' until one is midst in that the shared experience. On a personal note, I just can't find the words to thank you enough - I know our battle with our late mum's care home is far from over but your guidance was invaluable back in August - when you think and feel you are all alone and going mad because nothing adds up or makes any sense or has any joined-up thinking - you were there help our family see that it was not our fault and to back us - when everyone else is too scared to speak out, you did and you made people sit up and listen. Thank you so much. I know you understand the pain of this all - and this time of year it is a whole lot worse,( if it can get any worse ) ... it's always there" .J.P.
"After an incredibly long and exhausting battle with Social Services, they have finally agreed to pay the top-up for Mum to move from a first floor to a ground floor room. It took the local MP - Kelly Tolhurst, Care Campaign For The Vulnerable, an excellent OT, Jarmans Solicitors and many months of 'not giving up ... with a mountain of paperwork, emails and numerous frustrating phone calls ... but it appears we are finally there" - J.D.
You helped my daughter and me when we were at our lowest point with my Dad's illness. My daughter sent emails to the relevant people voicing our concerns and after adding Care Campaign for the Vulnerable on our emails we were finally heard. Thank you enough for taking the time to talk to my daughter and offering your help. At such a low time for us, it was our lifeline. Jo.
"Thank you so much CCFTV for all your support." - M.D
"Thanks to CCFTV who have held my hand (figuratively speaking) for the last 4-5 weeks, while I navigated the very difficult world of "Local Authority Care / Elderly Social Services" for my mum who has dementia" - K.F
"This week they moved my Father to a much larger room. All sorted out now. Thanks to you Care Campaign For The Vulnerable." - G.N
"Thank you again Care Campaign for all your help - incredible support for no fee" - R.F
"I can't thank you and Care Campaign For The Vulnerable enough for guiding me through. Your help has been inspirational" - D.D
"Thank you, Care Campaign For The Vulnerable gave me the confidence to deal with problems in my Mum's care home. What you are doing is amazing. Not everyone has the experience or knows how to deal with the system. Amazing". - P.D
"Last year my 90-year-old Grandmother was neglected by the persons responsible for providing her with 'care'. This preventable neglect left her with many injuries and resulted in her being hospitalised for over five weeks. The providers of the care were not forthcoming with answers and were extremely dismissive, uncaring and at times quite aggressive. This left us feeling helpless as a family and not knowing where to turn. This is where Jayne and Care Campaign...stepped in giving us the support and advice we so desperately needed. Eventually, Social Services did find the care provider had neglected my Grandmother. I don’t think we would have got this outcome without Jayne’s guidance, care and knowledge and for that, we will be forever in her debt". - G.B
CCFTV Founder is a committed, tireless, articulate and passionate advocate for better dementia care and particularly championing safety monitoring throughout public areas of care homes throughout the UK. She has single-handedly created the Care Campaign for the Vulnerable initiative herself while being the primary care partner to her Mother who lives with dementia. She is a leader and a supportive collaborator who is full of energy and creative ideas." - S. Macauley (Dementia Advocate and Coach)
CCFTV are working tirelessly to raise awareness of the problems faced by those living with dementia. They also support the charity BRACE which raises funds for research into dementia and as a Trustee I am pleased that she is so willing to give her time to this." - Heledd Wyn (Estate Planning, Long Term Care & Asset Protection (Solicitor and TEP) and Trustee of BRACE Alzheimers UK)
"Thank you much for all your help and guidance... invaluable. We got there in the end" - J.D
"Thank you for your advice Care Campaign for the Vulnerable. I know this will improve things in my Mother's care home and I know where you are should I need further advice or help." - H.W
"I was at a breaking point and agreed to help from Care Campaign For The Vulnerable. I can't believe the difference it has made having you there as my advocate. I would recommend anyone who is having problems in the care sector to seek their advice. Thank you for being beside me. With guidance and support, I had the confidence to communicate my point and be heard. I can't thank you enough for the help you have given me. I will be forever grateful." - T.M
"What a fantastic initiative. Well done. Happy to support you in your efforts." - Paul Schenk Griffin Care Homes
"A great debate on an important issue. Thank you Care Campaign for the Vulnerable" - Prof Martin Green OBE Care England
''I continue to follow your exceptional advocacy and I couldn't be more impressed. The vulnerable in society are so fortunate to have CCFTV on their side'' J H, Former CEO of Care Provider
CCFTV is so much more than lead advocates for safety monitoring in care homes. Supporting families and care workers at times of stress and celebrating all that's good in care too.' Robert Myers, Head of Care Pathways, Marbrook Centre
I've been overwhelmed with the support and information I've received from Care Campaign for the Vulnerable. I could not have coped with the pressure over the last few weeks if it hadn't been for my constant contact with this organisation. My Mother’s situation started to change at such a speed when they became involved. I will always be grateful for the vast amount of knowledge, comfort and support the Care Campaign for the Vulnerable has provided my mother and myself with. Thank you. TG
CCFTV will be delighted to know that the council and the care home finally, at the very last minute, agreed on a deal to keep my dad in the care home, at least for the foreseeable future. And if he has to move, it will be to a good care home which is in the village where both myself and my sister live, so we will be able to see our father regularly. Our family want to thank you for all your support and for putting us in contact with the CQC and supporting us which added weight to our argument to keep our dad in the care home where he feels safe and happy”. RG
Our family was faced with a threat of a care home eviction recently and Care Campaign for the Vulnerable was the ONLY organisation that offered support and gave us a guarantee that they wouldn't let any harm come to our Mum. MP's, Local Authority, Adult Safeguarding and even the CQC were no help against a private nursing home. It's wrong that protection and support should have to come from not-for-profit groups like CCFTV - but we are so grateful they exist. H.B.
I can't thank you enough Care Campaign for the Vulnerable for the help you have offered me to see my lovely husband again. I am so grateful and appreciative. C.T.
I would like to say a big thank you to you for all your input and mostly for being in my corner - your willingness to help was astounding. N.F.
"The evidence from Providers who have installed CCTV seems to me to merit careful attention and to be quite persuasive"
Just some of the Care Providers who support our CCTV Safety Monitoring in Care Homes
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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