Your rights, views and other support
How care experienced young people can have a say about the support and advice they receive including links to other helpful support.
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Theme 3: Integrated Health, Care and Prevention Services – Right care, right place, right time
Why is it important?
Cumberland’s Health and Wellbeing Board agree that a focus on health and wellbeing needs to be more holistic than looking at preventing ill health separately from health and care services.
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Workforce equality and diversity
Information on policies and procedures which aim to eliminate discrimination within our workforce. -
Cumberland Joint Local Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2023 to 2028
Welcome to our Joint Local Health and Wellbeing Strategy. This Strategy sets out the vision and priorities that will shape how the council, the NHS and other partners will work together through the Cumberland Health and Wellbeing Board over the next five years, and underpins the Board’s ultimate aim to improve the overall health and wellbeing of the people of Cumberland and reduce health inequalities. This strategy is important - it is a sh
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Household Waste Recycling Centre visitor rules
We have rules and processes in place at our Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) to make sure that everyone is safe and the right waste is disposed of. -
Adult Social Care needs assessment
If you have a disability, physical or mental health difficulties or are experiencing illness and as a result, this impacts on you being able to look after yourself and live the life you want to live, we may be able to support you. -
Collection management
This section addresses how we manage, maintain and edit our stock in its entirety: lending, reference and local studies. Identifying gaps in subjec -
Chapter 1: Mainstream medical paradigms and critiques
Mainstream medical paradigms The prevailing medical paradigms in mental health and neurodiversity often revolve around the identification and categICD-11 Classification 06: Mental, behavioural or neuro-developmental disorders, h2, “Mental, behavioural and neurodevelopmental disorders are syndromes characterised by clinically significant disturbance in an individual's cognition, , default -
Wright Care
Find out more about this care provider, including its CQC rating and what services it offers. -
Policies and procedures for people who work in care services
Policy and procedures for care services operating in Cumberland, for example risk assessments, infection prevention and employee responsibilities.