To find out how we have been delivering our Big Promise 2021 – click here Over the course of Race Equality Week 2022, we will be running a series of luncheons (12:05 – 12:55) to update our Big Promise. For more information see the table below. Date and Time Luncheon…
Celebrating the role of Carers across the Capital – a fortnight of events to say thank you for all your amazing work – concluding with a DanceAlong on New Years Day 2022
Celebrating the role of Carers across the Capital – a fortnight of events to say thank you for all your amazing work Join us over the next fortnight at our daily events from 19 December 2021 to 01 January 2022 (10:45 – 11:45 ish). Please continue to visit this page…
Safeguarding Adults Week 2021 – presentation slides
Presentation slides Digital Safeguarding. Click HERE to access presentation slides Adult Grooming. Click HERE to access presentation slides Effective work with adults who self-neglect and/or experience homelessness. Click HERE to access presentation slides Transitional Safeguarding. Click HERE to access presentation slides Mental wellbeing – managing burnout / what are partners doing to…
Join us at our LSAB conference 2021 on 16 November 2021 from 10:00 – 14:30 via Zoom
We are excited to inform you that the London Safeguarding Adult Board Conference (LSAB) 2021 will take place on the 16 November 2021 from 10:00 – 14:30 via Zoom. The conference programme: Opens with a panel discussion exploring the impact of Covid-19 on those who access services You then have…
A matter of life or death: a rapid review assessment of London’s safeguarding adults reviews to inform the future of mental health adult social care under a new Mental Health Act
The public’s understanding of mental health has increased recently with more high profile and other individuals opening up about their personal struggles with their mental health. This increased profile has not yet fully translated into improved responsiveness of social care mental health services to meet needs and we still hear…
Submission of evidence on the specific health needs of women in the adult social care workforce in London with a focus on home care workers
This submission of evidence discussed what is known about specific health needs of women working in adult social care generally and home care specifically, with a focus on London. It is co-produced with the assistance of the Proud to Care Board of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services…
Thanking Carers across the Capital – schedule of events for you
Hard work, dedication, compassion and loyalty of Carers across the Capital has ensured the Adult Social Care sector has continued to deliver high quality care over the past 18 months. Within LondonADASS we would like to thank you for all your efforts by coordinating a schedule of amazing events. We…
London Safeguarding Voices Group Resources
The LSVG are pleased to launch the London Safeguarding Voices Group series of resources: LSVG – Member Role Description LSVG – Member Role Description Easy Read version LSVG – Member Consent Form LSVG – Member Consent Form Easy Read version LSVG – How to use Zoom for the first time…
Our Big Promise following Race Equality week
LondonADASS is pleased to share our Big Promise following Race Equality week when we ran a series of daily luncheons exploring key areas through a Race Equality lens. To view our action plan click the following link
Promoting uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine
Please click the following link to view video promoting uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine by Beverley Tarka, Director of Adults and Health, Haringey Council.
London Care Home Resource Pack
This pack has been developed to provide clear guidance for London Care Homes aligned with NHS 111 Star lines and London Covid-19 Resource Pack for Primary Care, ensuring that national guidance and good practice can be embedded locally by care providers. To access the pack click here
Celebrating London’s approach to addressing anti-racist practice – series of sharing and learning luncheons
LondonADASS published a statement[1] in response to Black Lives Matter on the 09 July 2020. Within the statement, LondonADASS committed to ‘do everything possible to continue to expose and eradicate systemic racism’. UK Race Equality week (2021) offers us the opportunity to reflect on the LondonADASS Black Lives Matter statement…
LondonADASS awarded Partnership of the Year Forward Healthcare award
For our collaborative work with HAS Technology during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic
LondonADASS Annual Carers Festival – performances
Nathan Caton (award-winning comedian) and the St Michael & All Angels Steel Orchestra
LondonADASS Annual Carers Festival – performances and speakers
Jessica Diamond, violinist, and Theresa Lola, Poet Laureate for London
LondonADASS Annual Carer Festival – join us TODAY (26 September) from 13:00 – 18:00 via Zoom
The London Virtual Carer Festival, run by LondonADASS, celebrates the role of carers in the Capital. Last year was a hit and this year the festival will be held virtually and will be quick, easy and FREE to join through Zoom. The focus of the festival is to celebrate and…
Launch of Appendix Seven: Adult Safeguarding and Homelessness – Multi-Agency Adult Safeguarding policy and procedures
Appendix Seven: Adult Safeguarding and Homelessness The purpose of this appendix to the Pan-London procedures is to provide an overview of what is considered current good practice in relation to individuals who experience multiple exclusion homelessness, and information about relevant legal rules. This includes how Safeguarding Adults Boards might respond…
Black Lives Matter: A Statement – LondonADASS
Black Lives Matter: A Statement – LondonADASS The Black Lives Matter movement has increased awareness of the inherent inequalities and systemic racism that continue to be seen and experienced within society. It is important to note that in London, 67 per cent of the adult social care workforce are from…
Sing Along to raise awareness for Dementia
Join us on Zoom at 11:00 each Friday for a short sing along with care homes and local authority/NHS representatives
Public deliberation in the use of health and care data
OneLondon LHCRE report offers unique insight and detailed recommendations as to how Londoners’ expect their health and care data to be used