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The Residents' Panel provides an opportunity for people living with dementia and carers to provide feedback to services. At this event we will have representatives from Adult Social Care joining us.
Below are some of the issues we have recently consulted on and their outcomes.
Find out how we are working with our residents and local businesses to tackle crime and violence.
We are committed to working in partnership with statutory, voluntary and community organisations to prevent domestic abuse and to reduce the harm it causes to individuals, families and the community as a whole.
- What is domestic abuse?
- Types of domestic abuse
- How domestic abuse can affect children
- Domestic abuse support services
- Services for perpetrators of domestic abuse
- Domestic homicide reviews
- Domestic abuse One Stop Shop
- Specialist domestic violence court (SDVC)
- Spot the signs of abuse
- Respect checklist
- Help with housing: Council tenants
- Help with housing: Privately renting / homeowner
- Help with housing: Accommodated by us in temporary accommodation
- Help with housing: Tenant of a housing association / register provider
We have the power to seize a vehicle, trailer or mobile plant and its contents if we think it is being or will be used in waste crimes such as fly-tipping.
Homeshare matches people living alone, looking for a companion and help at home, with a friendly person willing to offer that help.
Sidmouth House, also known as Waltham Forest Dementia Hub, hosts Space4All youth sessions and provides a service for people living with dementia and their carers in Waltham Forest.
Depending on your income, savings and assets, you may have to pay towards the cost of the care we provide to you.
Electronic monitoring systems help residents live with greater safety and independence in their own home.