Community Integrated Care
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"Health and social care charity providing supported living and community support"
About Community Integrated Care
Community Integrated Care is a health and social care charity supporting people with learning disabilities, autistic people and people with mental health conditions. Founded in 1988, it developed through the Care in the Community movement and now works across England and Scotland.
The charity supports more than 2,600 people and publishes a workforce of 6,600 colleagues. Its services include supported living and community support, helping people live in their own homes with assistance shaped around their needs, choices and personal goals. Supported living arrangements include individual homes, flat schemes and shared supported houses, with support ranging from a few hours to 24 hours a day.
Learning and qualifications
An in-house training team delivers induction and ongoing learning. The induction uses e-learning based on Skills for Care Standards, followed by continuing professional development and support towards professional qualifications.
How community support is planned
Community Support teams use a One-Page Profile and an outcome-focused support plan for each person. Regular reviews involve the person and those important to them, linking practical assistance with personal aspirations.
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