Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
What do we mean by community-centred approaches? How can council and NHS commissioners go about changing the way they commission support.
A short explainer with some practical suggestions on how you can use Making it Real to help your organisation get better at personalised care and support. Listen to Making it Real: How to do it (6 minutes)
Neil Crowther is an independent expert on equality, human rights and social change. In an interview with Sara Zmertych, Communications Manager at TLAP, he describes his work at Social Care Future, a network of the willing united by the sense that social care needs a radical shift.
How do you create the right conditions for co-production and start doing it?
Webinar recording on how to improve the market of personalised care for the housing sector.
Working examples of how three organisations are weaving together recovery, co-production and peer support to deliver personalised care and support for people with mental health conditions.
All organisations that support people with mental health conditions can make a positive difference to their lives if they focus on the person and not the mental health itself.
This paper offers recommendations to support Care Act statutory guidance in relation to personal budgets and the use of payment cards in adult social care.
TLAP want to gain a better understanding of the current practice of self-directed support and in particular support planning from across the country.
A review of economic evaluations and studies that have been conducted on seven approaches to building community capacity
Co-production in health and social care is key to the delivery of good person-centred care. Yet it is still not widely practiced.
The care market is opening up to offer more creative ways of supporting people with care and support needs.
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Resource Categories
- Building community capacity
- Care Act 2014
- Care markets
- Co-production
- Commissioning
- Community
- Covid-19
- Culture change
- Direct payments
- Event planning
- Housing
- Inequalities
- Information and advice
- Integration
- Language
- Making it Real
- Mental health
- Partnership
- Personalisation
- Providers
- Self-directed support and personal budgets
- Social care reform
- Workforce
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What do we mean by community-centred approaches? How can council and NHS commissioners go about changing the way they commission support.
A short explainer with some practical suggestions on how you can use Making it Real to help your organisation get better at personalised care and support. Listen to Making it Real: How to do it (6 minutes)
Neil Crowther is an independent expert on equality, human rights and social change. In an interview with Sara Zmertych, Communications Manager at TLAP, he describes his work at Social Care Future, a network of the willing united by the sense that social care needs a radical shift.
How do you create the right conditions for co-production and start doing it?
Webinar recording on how to improve the market of personalised care for the housing sector.
Working examples of how three organisations are weaving together recovery, co-production and peer support to deliver personalised care and support for people with mental health conditions.
All organisations that support people with mental health conditions can make a positive difference to their lives if they focus on the person and not the mental health itself.
This paper offers recommendations to support Care Act statutory guidance in relation to personal budgets and the use of payment cards in adult social care.
TLAP want to gain a better understanding of the current practice of self-directed support and in particular support planning from across the country.
A review of economic evaluations and studies that have been conducted on seven approaches to building community capacity
Co-production in health and social care is key to the delivery of good person-centred care. Yet it is still not widely practiced.
The care market is opening up to offer more creative ways of supporting people with care and support needs.
No results found.