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Learning Disability Strategy - 'Be All You Can Be' Engagement Page
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This page is where we host all engagement and consultation for services and support for people with a learning disability in Aberdeenshire.
Aberdeenshire HSCP's Learning Disability strategy “Be All You Can Be” is a 5 year strategy which aims to ensure that Aberdeenshire becomes the best place for a person with a learning disability to live and work. You can find our strategy 'The Big Plan' and our delivery plan 'The Big List' under the Documents section to the right as well as the latest newsletters from our wonderful Day Services and other documents that may be of interest.
A huge part of the Strategy is making sure that the voices of those who use our service, their families and their carers are heard and incorporated in to the work that we do.
We aim to use this page to publicise the wonderful things that are happening in Aberdeenshire in the world of Learning Disabilities.
This page is where we host all engagement and consultation for services and support for people with a learning disability in Aberdeenshire.
Aberdeenshire HSCP's Learning Disability strategy “Be All You Can Be” is a 5 year strategy which aims to ensure that Aberdeenshire becomes the best place for a person with a learning disability to live and work. You can find our strategy 'The Big Plan' and our delivery plan 'The Big List' under the Documents section to the right as well as the latest newsletters from our wonderful Day Services and other documents that may be of interest.
A huge part of the Strategy is making sure that the voices of those who use our service, their families and their carers are heard and incorporated in to the work that we do.
We aim to use this page to publicise the wonderful things that are happening in Aberdeenshire in the world of Learning Disabilities.
We are looking to find out your views on the service being delivered by Ellon Day Opportunities.
The questions below are based on the Care Inspectorate’s quality framework for support services, which sets out their expectations about how care services should improve outcomes for people. The headings are from the key areas in the framework.
We are always keen to improve, and your honest feedback is very important to us.
Please tell us how you think we are doing and where we can make improvements, even if you feel these are only small things. We value all comments. If you have feedback not covered by the questions below, please use the box at the end of the form to tell us about this.
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We are looking to find out your views on the service being delivered by Ellon Day Opportunities.
The questions below are based on the Care Inspectorate’s quality framework for support services, which sets out their expectations about how care services should improve outcomes for people. The headings are from the key areas in the framework.
We are always keen to improve, and your honest feedback is very important to us.
Please tell us how we are doing and where we can make improvements, even if you feel these are only small things. We value all comments. If you have feedback not covered by the questions below, please use the box at the end of the form to tell us about this.
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We are looking to find out your views on the service being delivered by Ellon Day Opportunities.
The questions below are based on the Care Inspectorate’s quality framework for support services, which sets out their expectations about how care services should improve outcomes for people. The headings are from the key areas in the framework.
We are always keen to improve, and your honest feedback is very important to us.
Please tell us how we are doing and where we can make improvements, even if you feel these are only small things. We value all comments. If you have feedback not covered by the questions below, please use the box at the end of the form to tell us about this. Alternatively, you can phone and speak to us directly.
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Aberdeenshire Health and Social Care Partnership are currently conducting a review of Respite provision in the North of Aberdeenshire. As part of this review, we would be grateful if you could complete this short questionnaire on whether you have accessed respite, the type of respite you have accessed and your experience of using respite.
Within this short questionnaire we will refer to 'Building based' and 'Creative Option', a definition of what we mean by each is as follows:
Building based - A specialist on-site building from which adults with learning disabilities can receive respite care. An example of this would be Willowbank in Peterhead.
Creative Option - Respite which can be funded through self-directed support budgets Option 1 or 2. This could be a short stay in a Hotel, an activity break or use of a PA.
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