Description of Home Support Services Sample Clauses

Description of Home Support Services. The Service will be available at the time of day which meets the needs and reasonable choices of individual Service Users. Service Users will be given approximate visit times with an understanding that these times can differ by up to thirty minutes later or thirty minutes earlier. Service Users are contacted by a representative of the Service Provider if their visit time differs by more than an hour from their approximate visit time. If a temporary or permanent change needs to be made to the approximate visit time, this time must still meet the Service User’s needs and the Service User must be informed. Service Users and/or their Carers and Representatives are informed of changes to Service delivery relating to Staff, visit times, duties to be carried out, etc. Service Providers must submit reports, supply requested information and attend meetings as part of a review, reassessment, Business Continuity, Safeguarding and complaints process. All meetings, including Service Provider Forums must be attended by a senior Staff member who has the knowledge, skills and authority to act on behalf of the Service Provider. Service Providers must work in partnership with other people involved in the care and support of the Service User to ensure the Service User’s needs are met, e.g. Social Workers, Support Options Officers, Health Workers, other Service Providers, etc. Business Continuity Plans must be in place to ensure that disruption to Service Users Service is kept to an absolute minimum in the event of a major incident, severe weather or disaster affecting the Service including the Service Providers premises. In order to achieve required Outcomes, the Service Provider shall undertake a range of tasks and activities, the following is a description of the activities and tasks that Staff may be required to perform to meet a Service User’s individual care and support needs.
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