QCS partner NAPA, and My Home Life England have joined forces to produce a new toolkit to ensure activity providers and care home leaders work closer together to improve wellbeing and community in a care setting.
‘Co-Creating a Culture of Engagement and Wellbeing: A Toolkit for Managers and Activity Providers’, is a free resource that includes case studies, practical tools and reflection points. There is also a webinar to help support providers too.
The toolkit shares examples of positive practice alongside activities to help facilitate conversations between activity providers and care home leaders. The aim is to help colleagues better understand each other and move forward together.
Hilary Woodhead, Executive Director of NAPA, said the new resource shares positive practice and evidence of what works well, as well as providing opportunities to explore new ways of working to help relationships flourish.
Steph Thompson, Deputy Director of My Home Life England, added that the organisation hears stories of great leadership in action and examples of how team members, including activity providers, have an essential role in creating and developing positive cultures and community connections.
“We hope this new resource helps people to build on what’s already working well, and to recognise and reflect on the different roles people play in supporting a vision of wellbeing within a care setting,” she said.
Further Information
Download Co-Creating a Culture of Engagement and Wellbeing: A Toolkit for Managers and Activity Providers
Co-Creating a Culture of Engagement and Wellbeing – A toolkit for Managers and Activity Providers webinar
