Welcome to the Swindon Practice Guidance, Policy and Procedures for Adult Social Care
The practice guidance, policies and procedures should be used as required by practitioners across all adult social care teams and services in Swindon.
The information included will:
- Guide and inform practice;
- Provide information about local policy and procedures for social workers, occupational therapists and other social care practitioners in Swindon; and
- Keep practitioners up to date with local and national developments in adult social care.
Note: The guidance on this site is based on national legal requirements and best practice. Some sections have been localised but to ensure that your practice meets and reflects our internal processes and local requirements, you should always check the Local Resources area for any additional guidance.
Local Resources
Local Resources are our internal processes, documents and internet/intranet links to support effective implementation of the procedures. You can access these directly using the Local Resources button.
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Provide Feedback
To provide feedback, report any issues or suggest improvements to the procedures or Local Resources, please contact SOak@swindon.gov.uk.
Amendments
To find out about the latest amendments to the procedures see: Amendments.
Children's Services and Transitions
Practitioners working across both children's and adult services can easily access the Children's Procedures by clicking here.
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The Care Act 2014 & The Mental Capacity Act 2005
Frequently Used Procedures
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