Partnership in Practice Agreement - Dundee City Council

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CONTENTS Introduction ..................................................................................... 4 The Seven Principles ....................................................................... 5 1. Involvement in planning the PIP and other services 6 2. Taking Control and Standing Up for Yourself 8 3. Leaving School 11 4. Moving On 13 5 Living Your Life 15 • Employment and Learning • Leisure and Relationships 6. Supporting Families 18 7. Keeping Healthy 20 • Community Health Services • Hospital Services 8. Being Safe 23 9. Getting About 25 10. Complex Needs: Profound & Multiple Learning Disabilities ............................................. 27 11. Complex Needs: Autistic Spectrum Disorder .................. 29 12. Complex Needs: People with Behaviour that Challenges Services ............................... 31 APPENDIX 1................................................................................ 33 PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE 2007-2010 3
Introduction This is the third Partnership In Practice agreement (or PIP) for Dundee. It is the plan for developing services to support people with learning disabilities and their families in Dundee from 2007 to 2010. The Partnership in Practice agreement (PIP) is an agreement between Dundee City Council, NHS Tayside, Dundee Community Health Partnership and other partners. It sets out plans for care and health services, but it also has plans for improving the support available to people with learning disabilities and their families and carers in other areas, which are important to them. These other areas include housing, education, employment, leisure and transport. The need for Partnership in Practice agreements was the first recommendation of the national review of services for learning disabilities in Scotland, which was called “The Same As You?” “The Same As You?” said that there were seven principles that should be used to support people with learning disabilities to lead full and active lives. They are the guide for learning disability services in Dundee, and the principles on which this Partnership in Practice agreement is based. 4 PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE 2007-2010
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Page 29 and 30: 10 • people would like to see mor
Page 31 and 32: 11 • we will develop training for
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Page 35 and 36: THEME OBJECTIVE ACTIONS Taking Cont
Page 37 and 38: THEME OBJECTIVE ACTIONS Moving On I
Page 39 and 40: THEME Living your life OBJECTIVE AC
Page 41 and 42: THEME Keeping Healthy OBJECTIVE ACT
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