Archived: United Response - Huddersfield DCA
All Inspections
5 October 2011
During a routine inspection
We visited the home of two people who share a house and both receive a service.
They told us the house had recently been refurbished, and they were pleased with how it looked. One person told us it was much easier for him to use his wheelchair in the house as the doorways had been widened.
Both people told us they like the staff that support them.
One person told us they had been involved in planning a review of their care, and they had chosen who to invite, and to have the meeting in the pub.
One person told us that staff help with doing weekly meal plans, food shopping and cleaning the house.
We were shown a 'talking timetable' that staff had developed to help one person with remembering what was planned for the day.
They said they take part in interviewing new staff. One person told us they do a role play and discuss what 'good care' and 'bad care' is with candidates.
One person told us he was involved in a 'practice development team'. This involves visiting other services to complete quality checks.