Unit 125 – Introductory Awareness of Person-centred Support in Health, Social Care and Children and Young Persons Settings.

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Unit 125 – Introductory Awareness of Person-centred Support in Health, Social Care and Children and Young Persons Settings

Learning Objectives By the end of the session you will: 1.Understand what is meant by person-centred support in health, social care and children and young people’s settings. 2.Know the importance to individuals of person- centred support in health, social care and children and young people’s settings

Values for Health and Social Care Dignity Respect Independence Privacy Choice Rights Individuality Partnership DRIPDRIP CRIPCRIP

Service Users DawnBarbara Dominic

Circle of Support

What’s workingWhat’s not working Service user Family/carers Staff members

What are the Risks? Walking to and from a relative’s home to visit them Road accident Falling over and being injured Getting wet or cold in poor weather Possibility of being mugged

What are the Risks? 9 year old going to the park with friends Might get lost Might be hit by a car Might fall out of a tree /be hit by a swing, Might be approached by strangers/subject to attack/abuse

What are the Risks? School trip for a group of 12 year olds Might be involved in coach or train accident Might get separated from party and be lost Might fall ill and be hospitalised away from home Might be caught up in a terrorist incident

Unit 125 – Introductory Awareness of Person-centred Support in Health, Social Care and Children and Young Persons Settings