Services to support people with disabilities in Flintshire.
We are pleased to announce that from the 1st of October, four organisations have been commissioned to support people with disabilities in Flintshire under a new service structure. All services will place people with disabilities at the centre of all activities, focussing on what matters to people, with a holistic view of the individual’s needs.
KeyRing will provide support with community enrichment , transport and travel traininng alongside some quick fix tenancy, budgeting, benefit advice.
The services will focus on those adults and children with disabilities who do not meet the threshold of requiring formal support plans from social care services and will instead reach adults and children at the earliest opportunity, providing services to prevent their needs escalating. This will also include individuals without a formal diagnosis of a disability, but where support is required to meet their personal outcomes. The services are also accessible to those receiving formal care and support from the local authority, including their carers.
The services are;
• Leonard Cheshire, ‘Partnership Coordinator’- The core aim of the service is that adults and children have a central point of contact in Flintshire as a way to access local services that can meet their personal outcomes. This is a key role to ensure that all service providers within the new service structure collaborate, innovate and share information to develop and improve services to the benefit of people using services.
• Keying Living Support Network, ‘Community Enrichment and Transport’- The core aim of the service is to provide adults and children with a greater choice and control and to have independence for active community participation. This will include safe access to transport as an enabler for equal participation in society.
• Deafness Support Network, ‘Sensory Loss’- This services will undertake assessments in relation to orientation, mobility, communication and daily living skills as impacted by sensory loss. It will devise and implement rehabilitation/habilitation plans following assessment. It will also provide communication support and interpreters to assist with short term communication and enable individuals to access Social Care Service within Flintshire.
• Centre of Sign, Sight and Sound, ‘Technology and Equipment’- The service will provide impartial information and advice regarding equipment and technology, including specific information on the latest technology/ equipment, where to purchase or access the equipment, cost, and how to use it. It will provide tools such as good quality product reviews, user guides and road tests. The service will ensure people with disabilities are better informed and have a greater understanding of new technology that can support their individual needs and meet personal outcomes, listening to what matters to them.
Please contact Pauline Jarvis for information and a referral form
pauline.jarvis@keyring.org
07931503117
New Services to support people with disabilities in Flintshire.
We are pleased to announce that from the 1st of October, four organisations have been commissioned to support people with disabilities in Flintshire under a...
