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Enhancing quality of life and fostering independence through compassionate care. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gQrgZWcn #QualityCare #IndependenceAtHome #WellbeingFocus

🌟 27,000 Signatures and Counting! 🌟 Every signature represents a voice saying enough is enough. This is not just a number—it’s a movement, a collective fight for the future of social care. We’ve reached 27,000, and while this is a milestone to celebrate, it’s also a reminder that we still have a long way to go. The passion and urgency behind this petition are undeniable. This is about protecting not just our care sector but the people and communities that rely on it every single day. I want to thank every single person who has signed, shared, or spoken about this petition. It’s your support that’s keeping the momentum going. But we need more—more voices, more shares, and more action. If you’ve already signed, please share it again. If you’re part of a care team, a client, or just someone who cares, speak up. Make your voice count. Together, we can make real change happen. Let’s not stop here—let’s keep fighting for the recognition and support our sector needs. Sign the petition. Share the message. Be part of the movement. https://lnkd.in/eT87aeen #27KAndRising #SaveSocialCare #ExemptSocialCare #TogetherWeCan #providersunite Raj Sehgal Geoffrey Cox National Care Forum National Care Association Homecare Association

The 2024 Palliative Care in Queensland Priorities report has seven points of priority for PCQ. Priority 4 focuses on growing initiatives that educate and engage the community to build compassionate communities. Queensland must look to growing community support for people choosing to stay in their own homes or in another community setting throughout their palliative care journey and increasingly at the end of life. Read more about the key focus areas for this priority ➡️ https://ow.ly/4xSS50RhGLt

🌟💖 The Free Clinics Have Broken Down Barriers 💖🌟 A doctor provides care to a patient, illustrating the incredible impact of free clinics. These clinics have broken down barriers in the community, bringing together people from various backgrounds and walks of life under one roof, fostering a sense of unity and shared humanity. 🌱 Benefits of Free One-Day Clinics: 🤝 Enhanced Community Unity: Free clinics create spaces where diverse individuals connect, building stronger, more inclusive communities. 💡 Improved Health Access: By offering free medical services, these clinics ensure that everyone, regardless of background, has access to essential healthcare. 🌍 Empowered Individuals: Receiving care in a compassionate environment encourages individuals to contribute back to their community, perpetuating a cycle of support and kindness. At Seed to Oaks, we believe in the power of unity and shared humanity to transform communities. We're here to help you develop innovative ideas and a plan to engage and uplift your community. Ready to break down barriers and foster unity in your community? Contact Seed to Oaks for guidance and resources to start making a difference today! #CommunityUnity #BreakingBarriers #SharedHumanity #SeedToOaks Together, let's continue to build inclusive, thriving communities where everyone is cared for and empowered.

We invite you to join our Sept. 18 webinar, Improving a Hospital Violence Intervention Program with Community Partnerships. Joshua Dugal, director of trauma services at #EssentialHospital Regional One Health, will discuss how this Memphis, Tenn., health system effectively utilized community collaborations to enhance its hospital violence intervention program. Learn how these efforts led to a significant increase in enrollment and expanded access to critical resources for those affected by violence, while also positioning the health system for broader discussions on regional law enforcement and funding opportunities. https://bit.ly/3Zhh5L4

While we can debate how PWC will identify and engage our stakeholders of long-term care, their work will take 2 years or more. Let's work with what we already heave: our voices by way of Resident and Family Councils https://iltccabc.ca/

** Our Pilots are not just employees, they are the heartbeat of RED.Health ** Every day, these brave individuals go beyond just transporting patients; they are the first line of emergency response, making split-second decisions that often mean the difference between life and death. They navigate through challenging environments, intense traffic, and unpredictable situations, all while maintaining a level of professionalism and calm that is nothing short of inspiring. Their courage and determination embody the essence of our mission – to save lives when every second counts. But it’s not just the pilots who deserve our recognition. Behind every pilot is a family, quietly supporting them as they take on this demanding, high-stakes work. It’s a job that doesn’t come with a 9-to-5 schedule or the comfort of predictability, yet their families stand by them, providing the strength that enables these pilots to continue doing what they do best. Their actions remind us that heroism isn’t always about grand gestures, but about showing up every day, doing something noble, and making a profound difference in someone’s life. We owe them, and their families, a deep debt of gratitude for their sacrifice and commitment. Here’s to the unsung heroes – our pilots – and their families who make their vital work possible. Your dedication makes the world a safer and better place. #nobleprofessional #healthcaresoldiers #familyday #unsungheros

It is long past time for Government to make care a public policy priority and to put in place the supports for families, communities and individuals to ensure that those who need care can access it at all stages across the lifespan. By adopting an inclusive approach to care, we can address the diverse needs of individuals and communities while promoting principles of equity, solidarity, and sustainability. Read More: https://lnkd.in/e_mmpP5i

Imitate the practice. 🌱 In hospice care, we can learn a lot from Brené's approach. Creating a safe space for end-of-life discussions involves trust, openness, and a judgment-free zone. 🤗 1. Start with empathy – understand the unique journey of each patient and family. 2. Cultivate openness – encourage sharing feelings without fear of judgment. 3. Foster a supportive environment – ensure everyone feels heard and respected. The results will follow. 🌟 Join our community to normalize the conversation about end-of-life care. 💬 #EndOfLifeCare #HospiceSupport #CompassionateConversations #normalizingtheconversation