As events to mark International Women’s Day come to an end I’ve been mulling over the Marmot report which, along with other health and social inequalities, highlights a reverse in life expectancy for some women living in the most deprived areas of the country. In his report Professor Sir Michael…
We are delighted to announce our Photographer of the Month! February's winner is Gill Evans from Bredon Respite in Runcorn, who sent in a lovely summery photo of friends Amy and Jayne - See below, Gill's photo! Februarys Runners Up Nikk Brown, Amanda…
The winner in the new Creative Support Photography competition has been announced this week. The competition will be running throughout the year and each month there will be a winner and three runners up. The winner for February was Gill Evans from Runcorn who sent in the photo she had…
It’s not often the Care Quality Commission rates a service ‘outstanding’ in all areas. In fact there are just eight learning disability services in the country to be rated ‘outstanding’ across the board and this week we’ve had the fantastic news that our Doncaster service is one of them. The…
Creative Support’s services for people with a learning disability in Doncaster have been classed as ‘Outstanding’ in all areas following a Care Quality Commission inspection published this week. The CQC asks five questions of all the services it inspects: Is it safe? Is it effective? Is it caring? Is it…
