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FREE Norfolk Your guide to care and support for adults 2019/20 The essential guide to finding the right support for you In association with www.carechoices.co.uk Are you an older person looking for quality support? Our day support groups are a great way to stay connected and can help you to keep healthy, happy and living independently for longer. • A friendly and welcoming environment where you can meet new people and have fun in the company of others. • Trained staff, including dementia specialists, who can provide support for your changing health and personal care needs. • We offer creative and stimulating activities and aim to make these meaningful to individual customers, which might mean linking and re-connecting to past occupations, hobbies and passions. • Gentle exercise and movement through activity Dementia Care helps our members maintain health and strength to help prevent falls and maintain independence. Day Support • Linking to other community groups mean regular visits from children and furry friends to maintain Respite connections which are fun and support well-being. • On-site facilities, available at additional cost, include access to hot meals and drinks, bath/ To find out more shower facilities, hairdresser and chiropodist. • Flexible support options to help carers make time call us on for other commitments, either on a regular or ad 0300 790 0508 hoc basis. • Covering the whole of Norfolk, we welcome or visit private and commissioned customers. Call us www.independencematters.org.uk today to find out more about how we can help you. Dementia care award winners at the Norfolk Care Awards 2019 and the Great British Care Awards 2018 In partnership with Contents Welcome – from Norfolk County Council and Care and support 60 the NHS in Norfolk 5 What happens if I think I need care and support? 60 Your choices 61 Staying healthy and well 6 Advocacy 61 Norfolk Community Directory 6 Inspection and registration of care services 62 In Good Company 6 Lily 6 The Harwood Care and Support Charter 62 Combatting loneliness and social isolation Norfolk Independent Care (NIC) 63 in Norfolk 8 Leaving hospital 64 Improving your transport options 8 First steps 64 Information and advice 9 Benjamin Court Reablement Unit 64 Norfolk Armed Forces Covenant and British Red Cross 65 Veterans Gateway 13 Moving from an acute hospital to a Stay Well This Winter 13 community hospital 65 Healthy Ageing 13 Moving from hospital to a care home or care Norfolk County Council library and home with nursing 65 information service 14 Healthwatch Norfolk – make your voice count 15 NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) 66 NHS-funded Nursing Care (FNC) 66 Keeping safe 15 Information and advice 66 Norfolk Trusted Trader scheme 15 Falls in Norfolk 16 Care homes 67 Fire safety at home 17 Types of care home 67 Safeguarding adults 18 Out of county care options 67 Hate incidents – Stop Hate in Norfolk 19 Care homes checklist 69 Domestic abuse 20 Specialist care 70 What can I do if I need urgent help? 21 Learning disability 70 Staying in your own home 22 Dementia care 71 Meals on wheels and lunch clubs 22 Residential dementia care checklist 72 Assistive technology and community alarms 22 Mental health 73 Equipment to aid daily living 23 Palliative and end of life care 74 Assistive technology checklist 25 Sensory impairments 75 Making life easier at home 26 Handyperson schemes 28 Paying for care 76 Norfolk First Support 30 Your Personal Budget 76 Accommodation Based Reablement 30 Direct Payments 76 Home care and home support 30 What will you have to pay for your care? 77 Home support agency checklist 33 Advice if you are paying for your own care 80 Home support providers 35 Independent financial advice 82 Day services and day centres 44 Essential information 82 Day services listings 44 How solicitors can help 82 Carers 54 Comments, compliments and complaints 84 What do we mean by ‘carers’? 54 Finding care in your area 84 Support for carers 54 Carers’ assessments 55 Care home listings 85 Young carers, young adult carers and families 56 Index 106 Housing choices 57 Housing options 57 For extra free copies of this Guide, email Norfolk Sheltered housing 58 County Council at [email protected] or Housing with Care 59 call 0344 800 8020. Housing and support for younger adults 59 Alternative formats This Guide is available electronically at www.carechoices.co.uk. The e-book is also Recite Me compatible for those requiring information in the spoken word. Visit www.carechoices.co.uk for further assistance with your search for care 3 “I cannot speak highly enough of all the care and attention received, also the friendliness and helpfulness we received as a family.” Comment from the family of a NorseCare resident We are Norfolk’s largest residential care provider, supporting over 1,400 people. We provide residential care, short-term respite care and specialist care for people living with dementia. To find out more about us: Telephone: 01603 894366 Email: [email protected] Twitter: @norsecare www.norsecare.co.uk 4 Search for care at www.carechoices.co.uk to find support in your area Welcome – from Norfolk County Council and the NHS in Norfolk Welcome to the 2019 edition of Norfolk’s Your Guide James Bullion, Executive Director of Adult Social to Care and Support for Adults. This comprehensive Services, Norfolk County Council Guide provides useful information to help you, and anyone you know, stay independent, safe and well Melanie Craig, Chief Officer, Great Yarmouth and for as long as possible. The Guide provides details of Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group organisations that can support you. Frank Sims, Chief Officer, North and South Norfolk As part of its Promoting Independence Strategy, Clinical Commissioning Groups Adult Social Services has started using a new approach amongst its social care staff and teams. Jo Smithson, Chief Officer, Norwich Clinical The focus is on seeing people and their families Commissioning Group as the experts, spending more time with people and recognising what they can do, rather than John Webster, Chief Officer, West Norfolk Clinical what they can’t. Our priority is to support you to Commissioning Group achieve the things that you would like to do and to stay independent, using help and support from For more information about Adult Social Services, your family, friends and/or local community. We see: www.norfolk.gov.uk/adultcare have recruited more social workers to support this change. For more information about health in Norfolk, please see: With our partners in health (CCGs and local NHS Trusts) we offer early help and support to help you Great Yarmouth and Waveney regain your skills and independence first, before Web: www.greatyarmouthandwaveneyccg.nhs.uk considering ongoing long-term support. As part of this work, we have set up some new Reablement North Norfolk Units across Norfolk. These provide intensive Web: www.northnorfolkccg.nhs.uk person-centred accommodation-based support for a period of up to six weeks to help people regain as Norwich much independence as possible and return home. Web: www.norwichccg.nhs.uk or The service is provided free for up to six weeks. You www.yournorwich.org may be referred to one of these units following a stay in hospital or if you live at home but need extra South Norfolk support to prevent you going into residential care. Web: www.southnorfolkccg.nhs.uk We hope this Guide helps you to think about what West Norfolk your choices are and find the information you need Web: www.westnorfolkccg.nhs.uk to make the choices that are right for you. Listings – care homes/care homes with nursing There is also lots more useful information in the East Norfolk 85 Norfolk Community Directory about clubs, events, North Norfolk 88 groups and organisations in your local community Norwich 95 that can help you stay independent. Please see: South Norfolk 97 www.norfolk.gov.uk/directory and page 6 for West Norfolk 103 more information. Visit www.carechoices.co.uk for further assistance with your search for care 5 Staying healthy and well Norfolk Community Directory The Norfolk Community a range of subjects in an easy to use Directory that Directory is an online lists available services and activities in your area. Directory that can be used to find a range of services, clubs, events, groups We welcome submissions from relevant providers and organisations in your local community that can and organisations. help you stay independent. The Directory gives you greater choice and control of the services you To find out more about the Directory, please go to: need; you will find useful information and advice on www.norfolk.gov.uk/directory In Good Company No-one should spend a lonely residents of all ages, using the Norfolk Community day in Norfolk if they don’t want Directory: www.norfolk.gov.uk/directory to. Feeling lonely and isolated is a direct cause of poor health, In Good Company is also a useful resource, giving so Norfolk County Council’s In Good Company is a ideas to smaller groups and communities who are campaign to help combat loneliness in the county. looking to set up initiatives locally, as well as linking people to volunteering opportunities. For more The campaign promotes the wealth of events, information, please go to: www.norfolk.gov.uk/ activities and services that are available for ingoodcompany or call: 0344 800 8020. Lily Lily provides a comprehensive range Lily has a strong focus on community development, of support in west Norfolk to combat by: loneliness and social isolation in adults • Helping groups to arrange activities and of all ages.
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