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Wardens' survey 2010 — an examination of the effects of removing the residential wardens from Bristol City Council's sheltered housing schemes for older people |
Corporate Author | Bristol Older People's Forum |
Publisher | Bristol Older People's Forum, Bristol, September 2010 |
Pages | 36 pp (BOPF Opinion research survey, no 10) |
Source | Bristol Older People's Forum, c/o Age Concern Bristol, Canningford House, 38 Victoria Street, Bristol BS1 6BY. E-mail: bopf@ageukbristol.org.uk |
Keywords | Sheltered housing ; Wardens ; Attitude ; Residents [care homes] ; Social surveys ; Bristol. |
Annotation | During 2008 and 2009, Bristol City Council removed the residential wardens from its sheltered housing schemes for older people. This had followed a Government decision that costs of providing wardens could no longer be met from Supporting People money, unless residents in a scheme were in demonstrable need of a live-in warden. This report is based on a postal survey sent to 510 residents of former council sheltered housing schemes in all parts of Bristol; 198 responded. In all cases, only a tiny minority thought that things were better in respect of: quality of service; individual quality of life; security and safety; cleanliness; social activities; coping with cold weather; and loneliness and isolation. Much of the report is given over to individual responses. Appendices include the questionnaire, the preliminary report, and a list of the sheltered housing dwellings. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-101013003 B |
Classmark | KLA: QRW: DP: KX: 3F: 8AB |
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