1. Report -

    The Annual report 2016/17 provides information about the areas we have worked on, the changes we have be involved with and the valuable feedback our residents have provided.
  2. Report -

    NHS England have told local NHS organisations across the country to develop plans to support the future health and care needs of their local population. These plans are called
    Sustainability and Transformation Plans.
  3. Report -

    We have carried out a review into social isolation and loneliness of older people across the RBKC. loneliness has been recognised as one of the nine focus areas in the new healthcare plans
    (Sustainability and Transformation Plans) being introduced locally.
  4. Report -

    Our Dignity Champions key priorities are to understand the views and experiences of local residents, and to speak up about dignity to improve the way services are organised and delivered. This report details what we found at Alan Monkhill in 2017.
  5. Report -

    Our Dignity Champions key priorities are to understand the views and experiences of local residents, and to speak up about dignity to improve the way services are organised and delivered. This report details what we found at Princess Louise in 2017.
  6. Report -

    This report outlines what has been done to date to ensure that the concerns and questions we heard from local people affected by the Grenfell Tower fire were addressed and responded to by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea council (RBKC) and West London Clinical Commissioning Group (WL CCG).
  7. Report -

    This report presents the findings of the Dignity Champions’ Enter and View visit of 3 Beatrice Place that provides continuing care services to adults with challenging behaviour.
  8. Report -

    This report presents the findings of the Dignity Champions’ Enter and View visit to Ellesmere House, Care Home. The Care is run by a private provider Care UK Community Partnerships Ltd. This is the first time we have visited Ellesmere House. A recent CQC inspection rated the home as “requires improvement”.
  9. Report -

    There is a move towards Primary Care Networks and Integrated Care Partnership model for delivering care at a community level. Children in Kensington and Chelsea attend A&E and other urgent care facilities at a higher than average rate.
  10. Report -

    This report presents the findings of the Dignity Champions’ Enter and View visits of the St Theresa Care Home in September 2019. A recent CQC inspection rated the home as “requires
    improvement”.
  11. Report -

    This report provides insights into how primary care services are meeting the needs of their Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic patients, as well as some of the challenges that still need to be addressed.