Pattern Is there a common pattern to the type of incident or the – context in which it occurs? Likelihood How likely is that the will reoccur. – 14. Arrangements for residents to engage in social activities, hobbies, leisure interests and recovery Social activities, leisure and hobbies are arranged on a scheme basis and residents are involved in a range of ways through, Support Plans, Inspire Recovery tool, WRAP plans and individual choice. Staff also arrange group activities to afford residents the opportunity to try new experiences. In single person accommodation there are no limits on access to engagement with family and friends. In group living houses residents are asked to respect the rights of other people living within the home. We encourage and support the residents to use techniques that will create a wellness lifestyle such as art group, alternative therapies as reflexology or having a massage. We can arrange and support for this to happen in scheme by sourcing people to facilitate and ensure all practices that are completed are safe for the residents involved or support to attend appointments off scheme. Residents are encouraged to participate in activities within the local community and trips are organised to local shopping towns on a regular basis, the residents are encouraged to undertake these as independently as possible by utilising public transport. Within each residents support plan will contain a detailed section on community access and the capabilities of each resident in regards to their skills. Staff can use their cars to support with appointments but this is at no cost to the resident. Residents are encouraged to be involved in all aspects of their care and support and 15 Enterprise Court embraces Beacon’s ethos placing considerable value on the resident participation and believes this to be the core to delivering high quality innovative services in partnership with the resident.
Pattern – Is there a common pattern to the type of incident or the context in which it occurs? Likelihood – How likely is that the will reoccur. 14. Arrangements for residents to engage in social activities, hobbies, leisure interests and recovery Social activities, leisure and hobbies are arranged on a scheme basis and residents are involved in a range of ways through, Support Plans, Inspire Recovery tool, WRAP plans and individual choice. Staff also arrange group activities to afford residents the opportunity to try new experiences. In single person accommodation there are no limits on access to engagement with family and friends. In group living houses residents are asked to respect the rights of other people living within the home. We encourage and support the residents to use techniques that will create a wellness lifestyle such as art group, alternative therapies as reflexology or having a massage. We can arrange and support for this to happen in scheme by sourcing people to facilitate and ensure all practices that are completed are safe for the residents involved or support to attend appointments off scheme. Residents are encouraged to participate in activities within the local community and trips are organised to local shopping towns on a regular basis, the residents are encouraged to undertake these as independently as possible by utilising public transport. Within each residents support plan will contain a detailed section on community access and the capabilities of each resident in regards to their skills. Staff can use their cars to support with appointments but this is at no cost to the resident. Residents are encouraged to be involved in all aspects of their care and support and 15 Enterprise Court embraces Beacon’s ethos placing considerable value on the resident participation and believes this to be the core to delivering high quality innovative services in partnership with the resident.
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