feedback on how you feel the move has been in relation to taking your views on board and to ensure you are happy with the living arrangements. This will be revisited sporadically to ensure your views are heard and to address any issues that may arise. Service User’s Bedrooms (Shared Accommodation) You will have your own bedroom, which should be kept clean. In the interests of Health and Safety, you should not store food or smoke in your bedroom due to the risk of fire. Communal Areas Communal areas are for the use of all residents. You should respect the sensitivities of others and recognise the importance of maintaining a pleasant and clean environment in these areas. This can be achieved by: Tidying up after yourself Not leaving things lying around which could cause offence to others i.e. certain reading materials, DVDs etc. Behaving towards each other in a manner that does not cause offence. Personal belongings should not cause an inconvenience to other Members. Participation Your participation is valued at many levels and will be encouraged. In shared accommodation you will be expected to be involved in all aspects of home life e.g. Health and Safety, general cleanliness, maintenance, security and attendance at partnership meetings. At an organisational level, Members can become involved in the recruitment of staff, assist in monitoring visits, volunteering and Focus group. Partnership Meetings Partnership meetings are meetings held between staff and Members to discuss, for example, scheme activities, responsibilities, outings, published Inspire reports and audit results or anything else of interest
feedback on how you feel the move has been in relation to taking your views on board and to ensure you are happy with the living arrangements. This will be revisited sporadically to ensure your views are heard and to address any issues that may arise. Service User’s Bedrooms (Shared Accommodation) You will have your own bedroom, which should be kept clean. In the interests of Health and Safety, you should not store food or smoke in your bedroom due to the risk of fire. Communal Areas Communal areas are for the use of all residents. You should respect the sensitivities of others and recognise the importance of maintaining a pleasant and clean environment in these areas. This can be achieved by: Tidying up after yourself Not leaving things lying around which could cause offence to others i.e. certain reading materials, DVDs etc. Behaving towards each other in a manner that does not cause offence. Personal belongings should not cause an inconvenience to other Members. Participation Your participation is valued at many levels and will be encouraged. In shared accommodation you will be expected to be involved in all aspects of home life e.g. Health and Safety, general cleanliness, maintenance, security and attendance at partnership meetings. At an organisational level, Members can become involved in the recruitment of staff, assist in monitoring visits, volunteering and Focus group. Partnership Meetings Partnership meetings are meetings held between staff and Members to discuss, for example, scheme activities, responsibilities, outings, published Inspire reports and audit results or anything else of interest
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