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Enhancing Personalisation Support: Update from the Vivienne Lester Co-Chair Group

In December 2012, the Personalisation Sub-Group, co-chaired by Philip Atkinson and Vivienne Lester, reported on the progress of their work plan aimed at improving personalisation in Bromley. The group consists of service users, carers, commissioners, and guests who meet regularly. Members receive updates from Lucy of Advocacy for All, who is developing a film showcasing personalisation’s impact on individuals' lives. The group works to raise awareness, ensure choice and control, and explore new opportunities for personalisation, continuously reviewing support plans for effectiveness.

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Enhancing Personalisation Support: Update from the Vivienne Lester Co-Chair Group

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  1. Personalisation sub group Vivienne Lester Co chair Philip Atkinson Co chair

  2. Updateon the workplan December 2012

  3. aim 1 to make sure the personalisation sub group is working well We have a good membership people who use the services carers commissioners guests People always turn up

  4. We get updates from Lucy at Advocacy for All’s Personalisation ProjectLucy is making a film - people talk about how they felt about moving- life before and life nowThis shows the group how personalisation is working for people

  5. The group hears - what is working well - what is not working so well - what needs to be done

  6. aim 2 – to make people aware of personalisation in Bromley Easy Read Guide to Personalisation Personalisation Bulletin – monthly film - how people feel - changes in their lives

  7. - working once a week with care managers - providing a link for people from different supported living schemes - talking to providers – being creative

  8. aim 3 – to make sure people have choice and control over their lives support plans say what people want to do now and in the future this has started to happen more needs to be done reviews will see if people are having a choice

  9. 101 support plans have been completed by the Personalisation Project other people are completing support plans all support plans are being reviewed

  10. . aim 4 – to know what can be done to make personalisation better • new groups and networks • new opportunities - linking to existing activities - planning new ones • opportunity to share support hours

  11. Outcomes need to come to one place - we need to be creative - providers need to work together and share opportunities - create a market place – the local offer

  12. work together to make it happen

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