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?? Aim Three: We will promote inclusivity and equity in care. At Rotherham Hospice, we are committed to providing equitable care to all patients, regardless of their background, location, or circumstances. We strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome and respected, ensuring our services are accessible to all who need them. Our objectives include: ? Provide equitable care regardless of background, location, or circumstances ? Ensure inclusivity in all hospice services We believe that everyone deserves compassionate care, no matter who they are or where they come from. Inclusivity is not just a value; it’s a commitment to making sure every person receives the dignified care they deserve. ?? ? Want to know more? See how we’re transforming care over the next 6 years at https://lnkd.in/eq9Syv5r #InclusiveCare #EquityInHealthcare #DiversityAndInclusion #CommunityOutreach #RotherhamHospice #LivingLifesWishes

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?? Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. ?? From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. ?? Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. ?? Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

?? Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. ?? From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. ?? Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. ?? Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

?? Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. ?? From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. ?? Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. ?? Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

?? 27,000 Signatures and Counting! ?? Every signature represents a voice saying enough is enough. This is not just a number—it’s a movement, a collective fight for the future of social care. We’ve reached 27,000, and while this is a milestone to celebrate, it’s also a reminder that we still have a long way to go. The passion and urgency behind this petition are undeniable. This is about protecting not just our care sector but the people and communities that rely on it every single day. I want to thank every single person who has signed, shared, or spoken about this petition. It’s your support that’s keeping the momentum going. But we need more—more voices, more shares, and more action. If you’ve already signed, please share it again. If you’re part of a care team, a client, or just someone who cares, speak up. Make your voice count. Together, we can make real change happen. Let’s not stop here—let’s keep fighting for the recognition and support our sector needs. Sign the petition. Share the message. Be part of the movement. https://lnkd.in/eT87aeen #27KAndRising #SaveSocialCare #ExemptSocialCare #TogetherWeCan #providersunite Raj Sehgal Geoffrey Cox National Care Forum National Care Association Homecare Association

Compassionate Communities Australia is proud to be part of a consortium with the the Perron Institute, the South West Compassionate Communities Network, Milligan. and the City of Kalamunda to upscale the Compassionate Connector program. Lotterywest is providing almost $800,000 in funding over three years to expand the Compassionate Community Connectors program and for the development of an online resource hub to support others in WA to develop their own Connector programs. The Compassionate Connector program draws on the research undertaken by our Chair Professor Samar Aoun which found that when Community Connectors supported those in the community experiencing serious illness to develop their caregiving networks, they felt cared for and supported in times of need, less socially isolated and better able to engage in activities of daily living. The research also found that people who were supported by Compassionate Connectors were less likely to use hospital services. It was a pleasure to meet the Hon Samantha Rowe MLC who announced our Lotterywest grant and is pictured here with Steven Arnott - CEO at the Perron Institute, Prof Samar Aoun and Dr Julieanne Hilbers. #CompassionateCommunities #compassionateconnectors

?? Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. ?? From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. ?? Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. ?? Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

If you're uninsured or on a limited income, PharmaCycle is here to help you access the medications you need. With only a small fee for handling and shipping, you won't have to worry about the cost of the medications themselves.? Take advantage of this opportunity to get the care you deserve—no one should have to go without the medications they need. Reach out today and start saving! ???? . . . . #PharmaCycle #AffordableHealthcare #MedicationAccess #NoOneShouldGoWithout #CommunityCare #HealthcareSupport #UninsuredHelp #AffordableMedications #HealthForAll

At #TheOverlook, we understand that hospice care can be an emotional and difficult journey. Our dedicated team focuses on providing comfort for the patient and unwavering support for their loved ones. You are not alone on this journey. ?? Reach out to our team today and discover how we can support you in making this important decision: https://bit.ly/3XmDoyf #SeniorLivingCommunity, #Community,