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  • Get a carers’ assessment

    If you're taking care of someone who cannot manage without your help, you might be a carer.... Who can ask for a carers’ assessment... regularly care for someone who lives in Kingston

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/new-caring-someone/get-carers-assessment

  • Roundtable Discussion on Business Growth Opportunities from the Green Economy

    David Randall, who runs two co-working spaces, Canbury Works and Maple Works, highlighted the importance of shared workspace in a green economy and the increased demand for this.... Who is going to benefit in the UK from the green economy?... How could we use community wealth building and social value to support people who do not have the high level qualifications and the right skills for a green economy e.g. people who lost their jobs in the retail sector?

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/communications/roundtable-discussion-business-growth-opportunities-green-economy/4

  • Celebrating #WorldSocialWorkDay

    Last year I worked with Clare, a 40 year old woman who was born with a condition that means he needs to use a wheelchair, and needs support to get out of bed, or into the bath, and sometimes needs help to do other day-to-day activities.... One of the most memorable people I’ve worked with is Naomi, a 91 years old woman who lives by herself and has memory difficulties.... Over the last few months I’ve worked with Sandra, a 45 year old woman in Chessington who has a 6 year old child.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/93/celebrating-worldsocialworkday

  • Kingston Council publishes its proposed 2021/22 budget for recovery

    It focuses more than half of our total revenue budget on supporting those residents who need us most.... We are putting our finances in a position that means we can support those who need us most and shape a better future for Kingston and its residents.“... Emotional and Mental Health support - 358 (includes a ‘feeling good’ check in or a telephone buddy and complex cases including those who have been suicidal)

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/68/kingston-council-publishes-its-proposed-202122-budget-for-recovery

  • Tenant satisfaction measures

    Who will take part... Proportion of respondents who report that they are satisfied with the overall service from their landlord. 63 %... Our housing services matter most to the people who live in our council homes.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/housing-policies-reports/tenant-satisfaction-measures

  • Denise Wren

    So Denise invented her own kilns and sold the plans for them by mail to amateur potters who wished to build their own.... Denise and Henry were especially interested in hand-built methods, in contrast to most potters of the time who preferred to make wheel thrown pots only.... Today, Denise Wren is increasingly recognised as an innovative studio potter who worked at the grassroots, disseminating her craft through teaching, exhibitions and publications.

    https://www.kingstonheritage.org.uk/homepage/65/denise-wren

  • Poppy Court - Dementia Home

    Who is building the home?... Who will run the new home?... I have a question, who can I speak to?

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/adult-social-care/new-dementia-home/2

  • Other historic roles in the borough

    The Royal Borough may confer the status of Honorary Freeman on a person of distinction who, in the opinion of the Council, has rendered eminent services to the Royal Borough.  ... The Royal Borough may also confer the status of Honorary Alderman on a person who has rendered eminent service as a past member of the Council but who is no longer a Member.  ... The Lord Mayor of London is styled 'The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of London' and should not be confused with the elected Mayor of London who has London wide responsibilities.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/mayor/historic-roles-borough

  • RBK Vulnerable Adults’ Housing Policy

    who experiences difficulties with everyday living to the extent that they need some additional support to make sure they are not at any disadvantage and /or to sustain the occupancy of their home and maintain independence... RBK  has a duty under the Equality Act 2010 to “advance equality of opportunity between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic and persons who do not share it” but we recognise that many other residents can be vulnerable for reasons other than the characteristics protected under the equalities legislation, and this policy sets out how we define vulnerability and how we aim to respond to those customers’ needs.... When a member of staff identifies someone who needs additional support  they will seek to signpost or refer the person to appropriate support if it is needed.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/housing-policies-reports/rbk-vulnerable-adults’-housing-policy

  • Rent arrears and income collection policy

    Seeking possession will continue to be the most common form of legal action taken against tenants/licensees who fall into rent arrears. ... We aim to minimise losses from former customers who leave owing rent by:  pro-active early intervention while the customer is still in residence.... Appropriate resources (e.g. tracing agents) will be used to track down tenants/licensees who have either abandoned their homes or who have been evicted with no forwarding address.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/housing-policies-reports/rent-arrears-income-collection-policy