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Introduction to care and support - Social care and support guide
A quick guide for people who have care and support needs, their carers, and people who are planning their future care needs.
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Help from social services and charities - Social care and support guide
Includes helplines, needs assessments, advocacy and reporting abuse.
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Caring for children and young people - Social care and support guide
Services, support and tips if you care for someone under 21, and moving to adult social services.
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Care services, equipment and care homes - Social care and support guide
Includes home adaptations, help at home from a paid carer, staying safe and housing.
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Care after a hospital stay - Social care and support guide
Includes hospital discharge and care and support afterwards.
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Learning disabilities - Annual health checks
People with a learning disability often have poorer physical and mental health than other people. An annual health check can help by spotting problems sooner.
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Your wellbeing if you're having end of life care
Information to help you cope during end of life care, including how your symptoms might change and what financial support you can get.
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Where you can have end of life care
Information about where you can have end of life care, including at home, in hospital, in a care home or in a hospice.
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What to expect from end of life care
You should get the best possible end of life care, wherever you're being cared for. The staff caring for you should show kindness, respect your wishes and involve you and your family in decisions about your care.
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What end of life care involves
End of life care should help you to live as well as possible until you die, and to die with dignity. The people providing your care should ask you about your wishes and preferences and work with you to plan your care.