Welcome to SCASS Ltd - Blossom House

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Welcome to SCASS Ltd - Blossom House. CQC registered care home and day provision Providing safe, effective, person-centred support Focus: dignity, respect, independence, wellbeing Regulated and monitored by the CQC.

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Meet the Team. Directors: Alexis & Vicky Perry Managers: Alison Allen & Danny Perry | Team Leader: Dani Perry Support staff: Gurpreet, Zaka, Adel, Simon, Swapna, Remya, Florence, Charlie, Charles, Ritchie, Belinda Team committed to high-quality care and support.

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Mission & Values. Provide a safe, caring and inclusive environment Support service users to achieve their potential Encourage independence, choice and wellbeing Treat all with dignity, respect and fairness.

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Daily Work & Procedures.

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Daily Briefings & Registers. Morning briefing sets priorities and updates Complete daily client register on arrival Document attendance accurately Share important health, behaviour, or activity notes.

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Staff Timesheets & Breaks. Sign in and out using timesheet system 20-min break coordinated with team Record all hours worked accurately Notify manager if shifts change.

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Cleaning Rotas & Checklists. Follow colour-coded cleaning rota End-of-shift duties: kitchen, bathrooms, communal areas Tick off checklist once completed Report any hazards or damage immediately.

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Respite & Residential Care. On admission: check belongings, medication, and care plan Support personal routines (meals, hygiene, activities) Night staff ensure safety checks and logs are completed Respect privacy while ensuring safety.

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ACCESS System & Records. Digital platform for care planning and daily notes Log incidents, activities, and health updates Ensure accuracy and confidentiality Used for CQC compliance and audits.

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Health & Safety.

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Fire Safety & Evacuation. Know alarm sounds, fire exits, and assembly points Assist service users safely during evacuation Never block fire doors or exits Record and review all fire drills and incidents.

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Infection Control & PPE. Follow strict hand hygiene protocols Wear PPE as required for tasks Dispose of waste using correct bins Clean shared equipment after each use.

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Medication Procedures. Follow the ‘6 Rights’: right person, medicine, dose, route, time, documentation Check MAR charts carefully before administration Record administration immediately and accurately Report errors, refusals, or side effects promptly.

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Premises, Equipment & Vehicles. Keep environment safe, clean and fit for use Check and maintain equipment before use Unsafe equipment must not be used – report faults Drive and escort service users safely.

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Safeguarding & Standards of Care.

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Fundamental Standards of Care. Person-centred, respectful, and safe support Consent before care or treatment Safeguarding from abuse or neglect CQC monitored compliance.

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Consent in Care. Always ask permission before support Consent must be voluntary and informed Types: verbal, written, implied Apply Mental Capacity Act 2005 when needed.

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Safeguarding Adults & Children. Duty to protect all service users from harm Recognise, respond, report, record, refer Abuse types: physical, emotional, sexual, financial, neglect, discriminatory Follow safeguarding officer guidance.

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Whistleblowing. Raise concerns about unsafe practice or abuse Protected by Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 Report internally first, escalate to CQC if unresolved Promotes openness and accountability.

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Policies & Governance.

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Complaints Procedure. Service users and families can raise concerns easily All complaints must be recorded and investigated Managers provide feedback and outcomes Complaints are used to improve services.

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Duty of Candour. Legal duty to be open and honest when things go wrong Inform the service user or family immediately Apologise, explain, support, and document actions Follow-up in writing and record formally.

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Staffing, Training & Supervision. Safe staffing levels maintained All staff checked, trained, and supervised Regular supervision and professional development Encouragement of reflective practice.

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Governance & Continuous Improvement. Monitor quality of care through audits and reviews Accurate record keeping is essential Leaders ensure accountability and compliance Learning culture supports continuous improvement.

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Appendices / Example Forms.

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Daily Forms Used at SCASS. Daily client register Staff timesheets Cleaning rota and checklists Briefing logs Medication MAR charts.

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Summary of Commitments. Deliver safe, person-centred, respectful care Safeguarding and whistleblowing protect service users CQC ensures compliance with care standards Together we uphold the values of SCASS daily.

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Thank You / Questions. Thank you for completing your induction Your role is vital to the safety and wellbeing of service users We value your professionalism and dedication Questions are welcome — we are here to support you.