How to engage with the community: A care home guide

Managing specialist care and support in services, The integrated system and partnership working in health and care

How to engage with the community: A care home guide

Provider: Alzheimer’s Society

This how to guide will give care home managers and staff, guidance on how to create a community within the care home and bring members of the local community into the home to volunteer, befriend, run activities and form friendship groups with their residents.

How to engage with the community: A care home guide

How to engage with the community: A care home guide

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