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Information for yourself, friends or family
Learn more about the care options available in Hampshire, including topics like eligibility and paying for care.
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Information for professionals
Research governance
Applying for research involving Adults' Health and Care staff or service users
Social care practitioners
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Support for carers
Learn more about the support that's available for carers in Hampshire.
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Social care and health
Domestic abuse support
Support and resources for yourself and others
Domestic abuse
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Care homes and other care options
Learn more about the care homes available in Hampshire and the at-home care options.
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Mental health teams
Learn more about the Social Care Mental Health Teams and the work they do together with the Health Service's Community Mental Health Teams.
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Information for professionals
Mental health strategy
Supporting good mental health and wellbeing in Hampshire
Social care practitioners
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Direct payments
Information relating to receiving money to arrange care services or buy equipment.
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Least Restrictive Practice
For adults with a learning disability and/or autism, the least restrictive practice approach to care delivery provides an opportunity to focus on and deliver better quality of life
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Trauma Informed Care
This Concordat is a joint statement, written and agreed by its stakeholder, describing our commitment to providing support for adults with a learning disability and autistic adults.
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Information for professionals
Legal acts
Legal acts relating to Adult social care.
Social care practitioners
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Trauma informed approaches
Trauma informed approaches can be used by health practitioners to increase feelings of safety and trust, address the negative impact of trauma experiences and promote better health and wellbeing outcomes for individuals.
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Information for professionals
Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA)
Patient advocacy service for people who lack the capacity to make their own decisions about serious medical treatment and changes of accommodation
Social care practitioners
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Empowerment
An essential part of trauma informed care is to transfer the power balance towards those receiving care.
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Information for professionals
Extra Care housing
Information and resources for partners and professionals
Social care practitioners
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Safety
The effects of a traumatic experience can create the feeling of not being safe which can have a significant impact on all areas of a person’s life.
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Outcomes
Resources and tools. Further guidance and support. If you are unable to find the relevant support, get in touch with Adult's Health and Care:.
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Trustworthiness
Trust is an important pillar in all relationships, and the lack of it can lead to negativity, conflict, insecurity, depression and anxiety.
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Practice and governance
Resources and tools. Further guidance and support. If you are unable to find the relevant support, get in touch with Adult's Health and Care:.
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Decision making
Everyone has the right to make decisions about all aspects of their own lives, to set their own goals and to be self-advocates.
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Social care and health
Housing
Safe accommodation options for victims-survivors of domestic abuse.
Domestic abuse
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Organisational leadership
Trauma Informed Care is an organisational approach. Successful implementation requires clear vision, direction, and whole-organisation commitment.
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Collaboration
In care services there are inevitably power imbalances between those providing care, and those receiving care.
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Social care and health
Support for young people and children
Support for young people and children
Domestic abuse
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Social care and health
Mental Health Act section 117 aftercare services
Information about aftercare services, including details of support and entitlement
Adult social care