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INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN THE STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
2.A statement of the facilities and services, including details of...
4.The relevant qualifications and experience of the registered provider and...
5.The number, relevant qualifications and experience of the staff working...
6.The organisational structure of the residential family centre.
7.The number of residents to be accommodated or provided with...
8.The range of needs, (categories of care) that the residential...
9.Any criteria used for admission to the residential family centre,...
10.The arrangements for residents to engage in social activities, hobbies...
11.The arrangements made for consultation with residents about the operation...
12.The fire precautions and associated emergency procedures in the residential...
13.The arrangements made, so far as is practicable that residents...
14.The arrangements made for contact between residents and their relatives,...
16.The arrangements made for dealing with reviews of the placement...
17.The number and size of rooms in the residential family...
18.The arrangements made for respecting the privacy and dignity of...
20.A description of the underlying ethos and philosophy of the...
21.A description of the advice, guidance and counselling provided, including...
22.The rules and conditions applying to residents, and the circumstances...
25.The arrangements for protecting children and parents under the age...
1.Proof of the person’s identity, including a recent photograph.
3.Two written references relating to the person, including a reference...
4.Where a person has previously worked in a position whose...
5.Details and documentary evidence of any relevant qualifications or accredited...
6.A full employment history, together with a satisfactory written explanation...
7.Evidence that the person is physically and mentally fit for...
RECORDS TO BE KEPT IN A RESIDENTIAL FAMILY CENTRE IN RESPECT OF EACH RESIDENT
3.The name, address and telephone number of any social worker...
5.The name and address of the general medical practitioner in...
6.The name, address and telephone number of any school, college...
7.The date and circumstances of any serious incident involving any...
8.Any special dietary, dental or other health needs, including details...
10.A record of any accident affecting the resident in the...
11.Details of any specialist communications needs of the resident and...
12.Arrangements for, including any restrictions on, contact between any child...
13.Details of any period of absence from the residential family...
16.The address, and type of establishment or accommodation, to which...
OTHER RECORDS TO BE KEPT IN A RESIDENTIAL FAMILY CENTRE
3.A record of all accounts relating to the residential family...
6.A record of all persons employed at the residential family...
8.A record of the residential family centre’s charges to residents,...
10.A record of furniture and personal possessions brought by a...
11.A record of all complaints made by residents or representatives...
13.Records of the food provided for residents in sufficient detail...
17.A record of charges made to residents for transport and...
18.Where residents collectively own the vehicles— (a) a record is...
19.A record of the programme of events and activities that...
21.A record of training undertaken as referred to in Regulation...
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