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The Library contains a list of links to information sources on websites, and downloadable documents useful for reference and advice. New: Newsletter from the Local Housing Strategy consultation event for particular needs.
ELCCF's Annual Review 2011 and Business Plan 2011. ELCCF's Community Action Research Report on Day Activities for Physically Disabled People in East Lothian 2011. Our Lives, Our Opportunities report on the three-day Rapid Improvement Event held in February to raise issues on activities and services for physicaly disabled people.
ELCCF material: Download our autumn 2011 'We'd Just Like to Say..' newsletter here. Download our summer 2011 'We'd Just Like to Say..' newsletter here. Download our winter 10/11 'We'd Just Like to Say..' newsletter here. Download our autumn 2010 'We'd Just Like to Say..' newsletter here. Download our spring 2010 'We'd Just Like to Say..' newsletter here. Our 10th anniversary Annual Review 2009/10 can be downloaded here. Download our Annual Review 2008/9 and take a look at our downloadable Business Plan. Our Autumn 2009 newsletter is also available. Download it here - press the red button on the newsletter pdf file to hear the audio version or hear it now.
ELCCF's Training Pack for Forum Representatives NHS Scotland Participation Toolkit ..developed to support NHS staff and organisations in the delivery of objectives in the Participation Standard (2010). Advice also useful to organisations across the public, private and voluntary sectors in discovering the views and priorities of the people they serve. Free adaptions cataloguePeople aged 16 and over in East Lothian can now choose free items and adaptions from a catalogue without the need of a professional assessment, by using the new Occupational Therapy self selection service. Items range from walking sticks and dressing aids to specially adapted cutlery and cups. Adaptations include grab and handrails for inside and outside the home. Catalogues and details of the service are available from council offices, social work centres or by phoning 0845 603 1576. Counselling DirectoryA new website which connects you via a quick search in times of need or distress to a qualified counsellor near you. Also bags of information, FAQs, therapies, articles and statistics. Visit www.counselling-directory.org.uk. Seeing you out See the consultation for ‘Living and Dying Well in Lothian’, which outlines the development of palliative and end of life care services in Lothian for 2010 – 2015. Have your say now. Procurement - the buying in process:
Social Care Procurement Scotland: Guidance - Consultation draft ELCCF's 'Easy Read' brief on Procurement East Lothian Council's current Procurement Strategy Scottish Procurement Directorate guidance on Social Care Procurement The Scottish Procurement Directorate's policy manual
Joint Future
Consent: Patients and Doctors Making Decisions Together
Guide to Services for People with Acquired Brain Injury and their Carers in East Lothian.(March 2005). Better Health, Better Care commits the NHS to partnership with patients and carers through a commitment to patient rights and their active involvement in self-care and in influencing decisions about the services they use... Forum Annual Events: Evaluation Results from ELCCF's 'Community Detectives' annual event for 2009.
Evaluation Results from the ELCCF annual event, June 2008 |








