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Good practice guidelines in supporting older family carers of people with learning disabilities
 — Guideline 6 : Planning for family emergencies
Author(s)Christine Towers, Dalia Magrill
Corporate AuthorOlder Family Carers Initiative (OFCI), Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities - FPLD
PublisherFoundation for People with Learning Disabilities - FPLD, London, 2004
Pages17 pp
SourceWebsite: http://www.learningdisabilities.org.uk
KeywordsCognitive impairment ; Family care ; Parents over 60 as carers ; Standards of provision.
AnnotationThe Older Family Carers Initiative (OFCI) was a three year project designed to support Learning Disability Partnership Boards across England to identify and meet the needs of older family carers of people with learning disabilities, as prioritised in the White Paper, 'Valuing people'. The project began in 2002 and closed in 2005 with a new toolkit developed to help the Boards, entitled "Valuing Families : a toolkit for family friendly services". This is the sixth in a series of good practice guidelines, part of the resources that were developed to reflect the lessons learned and the good practice developed across the country to support older family carers. It considers questions concerning emergency planning, who should be involved in the process and the information that needs to be collected and how it is used. It is available from FPLD as a download; see website for details. (KJ/RH).
Accession NumberCPA-080415212 P
ClassmarkE4: P6:SJ: P6:BB: 583

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