I found this on a Link that IT Man ( Phil lift ).
then went to look at Human rights & on living independent living . good read on the elderly
when you downloaded read page 9
http://www.drc-gb.org/about_us/commission_for_equality_and_hu/independent_living_and_the_ceh.aspx
Just thought it may be of interest to you ( and other ) because you mention this in another thread
As I was quit shock to read that , so thought of you in what I read in page 9 , then pleaded to read that they are working to stop that happening. then wondering if you have some right under that law , so to show your Social worker to give you more support for your Gran in bathing , not excepting your mother and you to do it ?
then went to look at Human rights & on living independent living . good read on the elderly
when you downloaded read page 9
http://www.drc-gb.org/about_us/commission_for_equality_and_hu/independent_living_and_the_ceh.aspx
Independent Living and the CEHR
During the debates on the work of the Commission for Equality and Human Rights (the CEHR), the Government stated that the CEHR would be expected to continue the Disability Rights Commission’s work to promote independent living.
Download PDF executive summary
This paper is intended to be used as the basis for further discussion on how the Commission for Equality and Human Rights (the CEHR) might take forward the work to promote independent living and, in particular, ensure that disabled people have access to the services and support necessary to achieve independent living.
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Gran's personal hygiene has gone out the window, yet we cannot have someone go in at some point during the week to help her get a bath. They stated quite clearly that Gran has "family that can do that." Both my mum and me suffer with serious spinal problems (I personally have 3 prolapsed discs waiting for surgery) but we are left to deal with it ourselves
Just thought it may be of interest to you ( and other ) because you mention this in another thread
They stated quite clearly that Gran has "family that can do that."
As I was quit shock to read that , so thought of you in what I read in page 9 , then pleaded to read that they are working to stop that happening. then wondering if you have some right under that law , so to show your Social worker to give you more support for your Gran in bathing , not excepting your mother and you to do it ?
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