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Dimensions introduce video support plans

A pilot project in Cambridge is bringing personalised support plans to life through the use of short videos.

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“Could such incurably cheerful people really get the job done?” Meg and Emily’s story

As their previous provider felt unable to provide the housing support they needed, Meg and Emily's local authority in Weymouth and Portland asked Dimensions to get involved.

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Introducing the NHS Carers Strategy

I was fortunate to be invited to attend the South region NHS conference "An Integrated Approach to Carers Health & Wellbeing" recently and I was supported by Dimensions to do so.

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How modern ABA is giving Dhilan’s family real hope

When I first met Dhilan he was a 3-year old boy with autism who had frequent behaviour tantrums and did not like spending time with other people.

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Safeguarding and quality of life – a question of culture

Richard Crompton, Independent Chair of Dimensions Safeguarding Panel talks about the complexity of safeguarding decisions for people with LD and autism

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Recruiting the best in social care

Kim Corsinie, Dimensions Head of Resourcing, explores the ways social care organisations can recruit, and retain the best staff

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My first day as a member of the Dimensions Council

My Name is Stuart Rowles and I started my support with Dimensions a year ago. When I was chosen to become a Dimensions council member I was delighted at this opportunity and very excited.

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Sharing person-centred practice in India – the trip of a lifetime

George Sinclair, Assistant Locality Manager for the West region, blogs about her trip to India to share person-centred practice.

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Bringing person-centred practice to India

Right now, five members of staff from Dimensions are in Kerela to share skills around person-centred practices and attend a conference on the subject.

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User-led in word and in deed: How Dimensions walks the walk

Tracey Garcia, Involvement and Engagement Manager, blogs about how Quality Consultants bring an opportunity for us to learn, develop and to get better.

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