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Care Campaign For The Vulnerable Founder Jayne Connery met with MP Rosena Allin Khan today at Westminster. Dr Allin Khan recently spoke out about the unexplained injuries her father sustained while in care and met with Jayne to discuss throwing her support behind our safety monitoring in care homes initiative https://www.telegraph.co.uk/rosena-allin-khan/ Jayne said ‘Much was discussed with Rosena and most of it distressing to hear.

MP Dr Rosena Allin-Khan meets with Care Campaign For The Vulnerable Founder Jayne Connery

'' Our Vulnerable and care staff in care homes need protecting and families need a voice.'' MP Rosena Allin Khan

Her words and experiences talking about her own loved one 's failings in care, mirrored the concerns we hear from many families and care workers that contact us. The lack of transparency in many care homes families and care staff tell is the major concern when wanting to raise care issues. Rosena Allin Khan MP supports the important work we do promoting the use of CCTV safety monitoring in all care homes to be made mandatory. Care Campaign spoke of Shedfield Lodge Care Home in Southampton and the Marbrook Centre in Cambridge, conscientious led care providers already implementing the use of cctv safety monitoring with continued successful results. We also both agreed the care sector requires a regulated independent reporting solution so carers and families wanting to report incidents can raise legitimate complaints confidentially and safely without fear of evictions and/or losing jobs”.

Care Campaign For The Vulnerable would like to thank Rosena for meeting with Care Campaign For The Vulnerable and for her continued commitment highlighting the need for safety monitoring in all care homes and for supporting the important work we do.