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At Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV), we are proud to collaborate with care providers who have successfully piloted independent safety monitoring.

This partnership signifies a significant step forward in our ongoing work to advocate for greater transparency and safety in the care of vulnerable people and their carers.

But what does this mean for CCFTV and those who reach out to us, and how are families reacting to these initiatives?

For CCFTV, working alongside providers who have embraced independent monitoring systems represents a validation of our core principles -prioritising the well-being and dignity of individuals receiving care, empowering carers, and advocating for accountability within the healthcare sector. These partnerships allow us to amplify our advocacy efforts and drive meaningful change within the industry.

Families who contact CCFTV are often seeking reassurance and support in navigating the complexities of care provision for their loved ones. The introduction of independent monitoring systems provides a sense of transparency and accountability that families deeply appreciate. Knowing that their loved ones are being cared for in an environment where safety is prioritised and monitored in real time brings peace of mind and confidence in the care they receive.

Moving forward, CCFTV envisions a future where all care providers embrace this vital technology as a standard practice. We believe that transparency and safety should be non-negotiable aspects of care delivery, and independent safety monitoring serves as a powerful tool to achieve this goal. By showcasing successful pilot programmes and sharing the positive outcomes experienced by both providers carers and families, we aim to inspire other providers to join us on this transformative journey.

Our message to the sector as a whole is clear; implementing greater transparency and safety measures in the care of vulnerable people and staff is not just a moral imperative, but a professional responsibility. By adopting safety monitoring providers demonstrate their commitment to accountability, quality improvement, and, above all, the well-being of those they serve.

CCFTV is proud to collaborate with care providers who have embraced independent safety monitoring systems, and we are encouraged by the positive reactions from families and carers. As we continue to advocate for greater transparency and safety in care provision, we call upon the entire care sector to join us in this important journey so we can all create a future where every individual receives the safe, dignified care they deserve.