What can you expect of a good home-care agency?

Care Quality Commission guide in Easy Read that explains what to expect when we say a home-care agency is good.

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Related project(s):

Equality Street - Resources for inclusive housing

Equality Street is a range of resources and tools that can support the measurement and monitoring of the quality of housing services for people with learning disabilities.

Related collection(s):

Self Advocate’s Avenue

Housing resources for self advocates

Family Carer’s Crossing

Housing resources for family carers

Support Worker’s Way

Housing resources for support workers

Resource type:

Easy readExternal linkGuidance

Resource theme:

Adult social care and support Housing

Home Ownership

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External linkGuidance

Information from Learning Disability England on home ownership.

Does my work practice look institutionalised in this?

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External linkToolkit

A short quiz designed to help us think about how institutionalised we might be without even thinking about it when supporting people with learning disabilities.

Equally outstanding: Equality and human rights - good practice resource.

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GuidanceExternal link

Care Quality Commission guide on how can a focus on equality and human rights improve the quality of care in times of financial constraint?

Building the right support

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GuidanceExternal link

A national plan to develop community services and close inpatient facilities for people with a learning disability and/or autism.

What can you expect of a good home-care agency?

Other resources

Home Ownership

Does my work practice look institutionalised in this?

Equally outstanding: Equality and human rights - good practice resource.

Building the right support