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Tag Archives: Leeds City Council
Mick Ward reflects after four decades working to support adult social care across Leeds
After four decades working in adult social care for Leeds City Council, Mick Ward (Chief Officer for Transformation and Innovation within Adults and Health) is sadly retiring. Starting out as a care assistant in 1978, Mick has worked his way … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, adult social care, Carers, COVID-19, Dignity in care, Health and Wellbeing, Independence, NHS, older people, Physical disability, Public Health, Transforming care services, Working together
Tagged Achievement, adult social care, art and health, Asset-based community development, care, care homes, carers, COVID-19, Dignity in Care, disabilities, health and wellbeing, independence, Leeds City Council, Mick Ward, NHS, physical disability, Transforming care services, Working together
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Leeds Recovery Hubs – supporting older people during the COVID-19 crisis
Posted in Big Thank You, community spirit, COVID-19, Health and Wellbeing, Independence, NHS, older people, Peer support, Public Health, Recovery Hubs, Working together
Tagged Big Thank You, care, COVID-19, health and wellbeing, Leeds City Council, Older People, Recovery Hubs, redeployment, Support, Working together
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Leeds – join us in the Big Thank You
Winter can be a really difficult time of year for people at the best of times and Storms Ciara and Dennis have made the past week especially difficult and we’re still not in the clear yet. On top of that, … Continue reading
Leeds Local Care Partnerships and the Third Sector
Pip Goff, Third Sector and Community Local Care Partnerships (LCP) Development Manager, recently met with Karen Woloszczak, the Manager at Action for Gipton Elderly and Sean Tunnicliffe Communications Officer, Leeds Older People’s Forum, to talk about Local Care Partnership. Sean … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Active ageing, Age Friendly, Better Lives, Choice, Health and Wellbeing, Independence, Information, Intergenerational, Local Care Partnerships, Neighbourhood Networks, neighbours, older people
Tagged Age Friendly, awareness, choice, communities, community spirit, health and wellbeing, independent living, joint working, Leeds City Council, Neighbourhood Networks, Older People, partnership, Support
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Winter is coming to Leeds…
Today Leeds City Council has published plans to fight the climate emergency and work towards becoming a carbon-neutral city. Dr. Paola Sakai, UKRI Research and Innovation Fellow, University of Leeds, talks about what it means for Leeds and if there … Continue reading
Celebrate Fostering Fortnight with Foster4Leeds
It’s Fostering Fortnight (13 – 26 May 2019) and you may have noticed Foster4Leeds adverts in your travels around the city. We’re looking to find people –single, married, gay, unemployed; labels don’t matter but if you can offer a young … Continue reading
Posted in Carers, Children, Choice, Information
Tagged carers, choice, Fostering, information, Leeds City Council
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Leeds Care Record – working together to improve your care
Leeds Care Record is a joined-up digital care record which enables clinical and care staff to view real-time health and care information across care providers and between different systems. It is a secure computer system that brings together certain important … Continue reading
Three golden rules – hints and tips for less stressful caring for Leeds Dementia carer’s
Many people living with dementia rely on the love, support and care of family members, friends and unpaid carers. This week was National Dementia Carers’ Day, which was established to share, recognise, and support this crucial role. How can you empower … Continue reading
