It's time for the care sector to start thinking 'technology' smart. Not just for the protection and safeguarding of our most vulnerable but for the professionals who value their reputation as good, conscientious led Care Providers. Our most vulnerable and their carers deserve no less
Jayne ConneryFounder Care Campaign for the Vulnerable
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Filming our video today - raising more awareness...
Date: Sunday 6th August 2017A huge thank you to RTA Publicity
Date: Friday 4th August 2017Support brings some 'sparkle' to CCTV campaign curtesy of Laura White at Forever Sparkles
Date: Wednesday 2nd August 2017A boost to our Campaign from Rotary Club Gerrards Cross/Chalfont St Peter
Date: Saturday 22nd July 2017Another meeting planned with Dominic Grieve MP
Date: Friday 21st July 2017Our Champion of CCTV Care Campaign for the Vulnerable in Northern Ireland
Date: Tuesday 18th July 2017CCTV in Care Homes campaign video in production stage ...
Date: Monday 17th July 2017Ambassadors -Elle and Jay
Date: Saturday 15th July 2017CHABBLE - Technology for more effective communication in care supports our CCTV in Care Homes
Date: Thursday 13th July 2017Another Business supporter 3Sixty Financial Planning jumps on board
Date: Thursday 13th July 2017JAYNE PULLS NO PUNCHES ON SKY NEWS
Date: Friday 7th July 2017Campaign making more noise raising awareness to CCTV in Care Homes .
Date: Tuesday 4th July 2017
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
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable fully supports the work of Adventure with Dementia
Adventure with Dementia provide values-based learning, development and improvement programmes which include life elements relevant to us all irrespective of a diagnosis of disease or disability. Our approach is that of doing 'with' people and not doing 'for' them thus creating family style daily living which is occupied, meaningful and fulfilled while also challenging the stereotypes of a carers role to empower them to do things differently: pledging to make a difference.
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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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It's time for the care sector to start thinking 'technology' smart. Not just for the protection and safeguarding of our most vulnerable but for the professionals who value their reputation as good, conscientious led Care Providers. Our most vulnerable and their carers deserve no less
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"The evidence from Providers who have installed CCTV seems to me to merit careful attention and to be quite persuasive"
Dominic Grieve MP
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