Sarah Dillon, Shropshire Council’s service manager in adult social care, talks about how the introduction of the council’s new operating model has changed the focus of its conversations with service users, their families and carers for the better.
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Adult social care service manager talks about how conversations with people have changed, for the better
Council awarded national quality mark for parenting programme
Shropshire Council is celebrating after being awarded the CANparent Quality Mark from the Department of Health for its ‘Understanding Your Child’ parenting programme.
Good Companions Lunch Club in Ludlow on 14 April
Shropshire Council is inviting people who live with dementia and their carers along to its Good Companions Lunch Club on Tuesday 14…
New website to match people with Personal (care) Assistants
National charity POhWER, a partner of Shropshire Council, has developed a new website to help employers and Personal (care) Assistants find each…
Advice and information at hand for No Smoking Day
Shropshire Council’s Public Health team will be on hand with advice and information at Tesco Extra in Shrewsbury during No Smoking Day…
Registration service relocates in Whitchurch during the next week
Whitchurch’s births, deaths and marriages registration service will be relocated over the next few days from its current home at The Talbot…
Views sought to help enhance children’s and young people’s autism services in Shropshire
Parents across Shropshire have been invited to express their views and experiences on services for children and young people with autism.
Help shape the future of pharmaceutical services in Shropshire
Shropshire residents and organisations are being asked to have their say on the future of pharmacy services in the county.
Autism Hub success – an interview with BBC Radio Shropshire
The very first Autism Hub, which took place on Thursday 29 January 2015 at Louise House in Shrewsbury, got off to a flying start with lots of great feedback from staff and the people who came along.
Smokefree campaign highlights opportunity for smokers to kick the habit
Shropshire Council’s public health team is urging residents who smoke in their home or car to consider the consequence of secondhand smoke when inhaled by children.
