- To enable people with a mental health problem or learning disability to lead a purposeful and fulfilling life within their local community.
- To give respect and consideration for each individual's qualities and diverse background whether social, cultural, ethnic or religious.
- To assess the needs and capabilities of each individual and carefully plan an individual programme of care based on this information.
- To regularly review the care plan being delivered.
- To promote understanding of people with disabilities which will help improve their access to the community.
- To promote dignity, freedom of choice, independence, privacy and respect for each individual.
- To conduct the day-to-day tasks and duties with the utmost respect and concern for each person's feelings, sensibilities fears and hopes, taking care to treat them as individuals and equals.
- To work closely with other health and social care professionals to ensure that the individual receives a needs led and value based service.
- To promote the provision of an independent advocacy for the individual.
- To provide an accessible environment, equipped with everyday items for all to use, despite any physical hindrance they may have.
- To maintain a highly trained, dedicated and enthusiastic support care team.
