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Raise a complaint

Things can go wrong. Help us fix them, early.

We always do our best to get things right. Of course, things can go wrong and if they do, please complain. It is important.

You can make a complaint:

– in person, to a colleague
– through an advocate or representative
– by phone: 0300 303 9024
– by letter – our postal address is at the foot of this page.
– by email to the manager, or to complaints@dimensions-uk.org
– by using the online form below

What happens next?

We’ll tell you we’ve received your complaint, we’ll investigate it and then we’ll tell you what we’ve found and what we’ll do about it.

If you don’t agree with our findings, you can appeal. After that, you can contact the Ombudsman. We’ll give you all the information you need for this when you complain.

Here are some important links for you:

Find out about timescales and processes in our complaints policy.

Find out about what to do if you’re unhappy with your support (easy read)

Find out about what do do if you are unhappy in your home (easy read)

Find out about making a complaint to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman

Find out about making a complaint to the the Housing Ombudsman

Ask, Listen, Do

We follow the NHS England ‘Ask Listen Do’ principles which is aimed at supporting organisations to learn from and improve the experiences of people with a learning disability, autism or both, and their families and carers, when giving feedback, raising a concern or making a complaint.

Help for families

Our family consultants are there to help when things aren’t going well. They’re all parents of adults with learning disabilities, many of whom are supported by Dimensions.

You can contact them by phone 0300 303 9161

or Email: Family.helpline@dimensions-uk.org

Complaints

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