Ever thought about the support you might receive as a Shared Lives Carer or as a person using the service? We have a dedicated team of Managers, Shared Lives Officers and admin staff- you can meet the team here:
https://t.co/fLUxCF4dPd
At #GCC we believe that the person involved should be at the centre of their care, and we're proud to say that our Carers do too! That's why #GSL are developing resources in partnership with the people who will use them. Our ethos is "done with, not done to". #SharedLives
Spreading the word about @SharedLivesGCC as we want to recruit 40 Shared Lives Carers to support Gloucestershire vulnerable adults with eligible social care needs. If you are interested in making a difference please contact us. Any followers and retweets are appreciated. Thanks!
Gloucestershire Shared Lives will be at Kingsholm Rugby Club on the 21st February between 10.00am and 3.30pm for the Health & Social Care Careers Event. Come along and find out if being a Shared Lives Carer is for you.
Shared Lives will be out and about on the Information Bus @ Tesco Extra's Car Park, Kings Meadow, Cricklade Road, Cirencester - from 11.30am onwards today.
Come along to find out more or visit https://t.co/dpTVZDmktW
@GlosCC
We will be out and about on the information bus at Gloucester City Centre on the cross tomorrow morning from 10am. Come along to find out more or visit
https://t.co/bZ8FtxS1re
@GlosCC
Our @sharedlivesGCC team are on the road, talking to people about their passion. If you are looking for a new challenge, come and meet the team tomorrow morning at Coleford Library from 10am. Find out more 👉 https://t.co/9f6cA4r2lE
A great introduction to the launch of our #domesticviolence project. We're investigating how #SharedLives can support people who have experienced domestic violence, with Natalie from @safelives_ leading the way https://t.co/80oUd3eNAS.
Did you know that, according to YouGov, 79% of adults in the UK think that local authorities should look for innovative new solutions to improve patient care after patients have left hospital? https://t.co/TQHFLPnszu
"But now 15 million of us live with long-term conditions...we cannot be healed or fixed, we can only live well" @alexsharedlives proposes a new health care model in our latest blog post: https://t.co/v4hS9egXEy
1,200 avoidable deaths each year. People with a learning disability have a right to access to good quality healthcare just like anyone else. This scandal must end. https://t.co/dme2Bugl9a