Dolphin Homes have a forum for supported people called the Voice4All. This forum enables people to be part of the decision making processes for the whole company.
The Voice4All decided that families and future supported people may not recognise what good care and support looks like. To help, the Voice4All wrote this booklet. This booklet describes what supported people and families should expect when being supported by Dolphin Homes.
At Dolphin we are committed to:
- Actively promoting each person’s participation in an ordinary lifestyle by encouraging them to become active and valued participants within both their home setting and local community.
- Supporting people to access community facilities.
- Creating positive expectations by promoting each person’s achievements and strengths without losing sight of their disability and individual needs.
- Provision of physical care in a non-intrusive and dignified way.
- Work with people, their families and professionals within a framework of anti-discriminatory practice in such a way as to promote each person’s individual values.
It is our aim that our working practices will reflect the belief that all people, irrespective of need, will have the right to:
- Be respected as unique individuals of equal worth.
- Equality of opportunity.
- Healthcare.
- Choice and consultation.
- Education and personal development.
- Active participation in the community sustaining relationships with family and friends
Click the link to read more: https://dolphinhomes.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/V4A-What-Good-Care-and-Support-Looks-Like-1.pdf