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Guides to Scheme Managers' Operations
Guides to Scheme Managers' Operations
Guides to Scheme Managers' Operations
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Every organisations - housing related - have strategic Equalities and Visions for their Tenants- to -be and also for themselves; to guide them more positively.
No individuals or groups should be at a disadvantage by reason of ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, employment status and religious beliefs.

When a tenant moves into a sheltered housing scheme, a welcoming pack is given by the housing organisation.
In this pack, all important and immediate valuable information including telephone numbers relating to things such as repairs are enclosed for the tenants convenience.

A Mission statement is a statement of purpose laid down by that organisation

The aim of every organisation is about giving the best services and the best values that can be offered to their customers.
Some organisations improve their services and will do everything within their know how with greater or less positive results.

It is a good thing and also advisable to make comparisons of the various services being advertised before going for the long term best service.
Always look at the offers that is being given
All organisations would like to offer the best whether it is government or private.
Each one has its aim in the form of Mission Statement.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris UK
Release dateAug 20, 2012
ISBN9781477155660
Guides to Scheme Managers' Operations
Author

V. K. Leigh

V. K. Leigh is a professional business manager and consultant in management training with experience in the field of social care. He is an experienced hands-on deck manager, having had an inside practical knowledge, experience, and privilege of working with older persons in the United Kingdom through some of the largest housing organisations and local authorities in the country, both in the private and public sectors and as self-employed contractor in the fields of health and social care for the elderly. Combining the years of practical experience and knowledge in social housing, the care and mental health sectors, V. K. Leigh will undoubtedly be ranked as a professional in these sectors. In writing this book, titled Why Me, the contents go back to the early century, when bravery was the order of the day. Sharing knowledge with anyone and everyone who reads or uses this book, this book contains knowledge-based information for reading, giving an in-depth of supported beliefs in historical facts, enlightening the zeal of everyone who reads it. This book is written with intent to share wisdom, knowledge, and information on world cultural heritage, how culture and environment affect our behaviours and thoughts, and how people regard and talk to one another and their mental reasoning and personalities. I do believe that you will enjoy the contents of this book just as I have had the pleasure in writing and compiling the information it contains. Happy reading.

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    Guides to Scheme Managers' Operations - V. K. Leigh

    Guides to Scheme

    MANAGERS’

    OPERATIONS

    V K Leigh

    Copyright © 2012 by .

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    To order additional copies of this book, contact:

    Xlibris Corporation

    0-800-644-6988

    www.xlibrispublishing.co.uk

    Orders@xlibrispublishing.co.uk

    304648

    CONTENTS

    Acknowledgement

    Introduction

    Mission Statement

    Supporting People

    What is Supporting People?

    Long Term

    Short Term

    The Scheme, Manager & Safety

    Personalisation

    Support, Help & Security—(SHS)

    Types Of Sheltered Accommodations

    What Is Sheltered Housing?

    Benefits for Older People

    Credit Benefits

    Guest Accommodation In Sheltered Schemes

    Who is it for?

    APPLYING FOR SHELTERED ACCOMMODATION

    How to Apply

    WHO LIVE IN SHELTERED HOUSING?

    Types Of Sheltered Accommodation—2

    Organisations

    Pre—purchase of a sheltered accommodation

    Sheltered Housing

    To Purchase

    Sheltered Housing To Rent

    The Sheltered Scheme Manager

    Who can be a sheltered scheme manager?

    LONE WORKING

    LONE WORKING PROCEDURES

    Guidance Notes

    Visiting Tenants in Their Homes

    Working in the communal areas of a sheltered block

    Fire Alarms

    Hazards

    Health & Safety

    Sheltered Scheme Manager (1)

    Who is a scheme manager?

    The Sheltered Scheme Managers (2)

    Qualities of a Scheme Manager

    INDUCTION OF NEW SHELTERED SCHEME MANAGER

    CHECK LIST

    Safety Control Measures

    Working Hours

    Start of the working day

    Information Sharing

    Duties

    Waiver Form

    FACTS ABOUT SHELTERED SCHEME MANAGER

    Code Of Practice For Sheltered Housing

    The Dos And Don’ts Of The Sheltered Scheme Manager

    Dos . . . .

    Don’ts… .

    WORKING HOURS

    Start of the working day

    Contact Sheet

    Repairs

    End of the working day

    Off—Duty/Security

    Training

    Twin Scheme

    Vulnerable Tenants

    The Office

    Office Materials and Files in Regular use.

    Sections in Tenants Files

    Tenants’ Front sheet for files

    Client Record Sheet

    Incidents, Accidents and Complaints

    Procedure for Dealing with Informal Complaints

    Support Plans/Agency/Referrals/Care Plans.

    Support Plans

    Support Plan/Risk Assessment

    Risk Assessment

    Care Agencies

    Referrals

    Care Plans

    File Notes

    File Notes/Correspondence

    Report Sheet

    Monthly Expenditures

    Hospital Admission

    Speech Modules (Emergency Team)

    The Vega—Av3

    Calls & Visits

    Emergency Services

    Emergency Services Input sheet

    Guest Accommodation

    Useful Information

    General Information

    Death of a Tenant

    An Executor—

    An Administrator—

    The Organisation’s Legal Team

    Housing Benefit

    Access into the Property

    Tenants Information

    Decanting

    Quality Assessment Framework (QAF) Objectives

    Equality and diversity in the workplace

    About This Book

    About The Author

    Acknowledgement

    I would like to thank my colleagues who gave me the insight that brought about the challenges, awareness and understanding of the issues which have greatly enriched this publication.

    I would like to thank my wife and children for their scrutiny, contributions and patience in times of challenges during the writing and preparation of this book.

    My thanks and appreciation to God Almighty for the knowledge and inspiration given to complete this book.

    First written in 2011 and published in 2012.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the author and publisher.

    Introduction

    Every organisations—housing related—have strategic Equalities and Visions for their Tenants—to—be and also for themselves; to guide them more positively.

    No individual or group should be at a disadvantage by reason of ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, employment status and religious beliefs.

    When a tenant moves into a sheltered housing scheme, a welcoming pack is given by the housing organisation.

    In this pack, all important and immediate valuable information including telephone numbers relating to things such as repairs are enclosed for the tenant’s convenience.

    A Mission statement is a statement of purpose laid down by that organisation

    The aim of every organisation is about giving the best services and the best values that can be offered to their customers.

    Some organisations improve their services and will do everything within their knowhow with greater or less positive results.

    It is a good thing and also advisable to make comparisons of the various services being advertised before going for the long term best service.

    Always look at the offers that is being given

    All organisations would like to offer the best whether it is government or private.

    Each one has its aim in the form of Mission Statement.

    Mission Statement

    The Oxford Dictionary defines Mission as "Tasks or operations; task that one

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