We believe that each service user in our care has the fundamental right to:
- be regarded as an individual and given our special attention.
- be cared for by people who are capable of understanding their needs and competent to meet those needs.
- be treated equally, and no less favourably than others.
- receive respect and understanding regarding their cultural, religious, and spiritual beliefs.
- receive prompt attention in relation to all of their care and support needs.
- be safe, feel loved and always know that “someone cares”.
- be informed about all important decisions that affect them, and to have a say in every aspect of their daily living, care and support.
- be afforded privacy for themselves and their belongings.
- have the opportunity to think independently and make their own choices.
- complain about anything they feel is unfair or unjust, and to have that complaint listened and responded to.
- receive a service that considers their well being, safety, dignity and choices as paramount concern it is delivery.