Working at Butterfly's Care Home

People continued to be safeguarded from the potential risk of harm... risk assessments were personalised to each individual... Medicines were managed and administered safely... regular audits to check that people received their medicines as prescribed.

People received consistent care from a stable, established team of staff, without the need to use agency staff... there was sufficient staff on duty to ensure people received the support they needed.

Staff received on-going training in the essential elements of delivering care through face to face training and e-learning methods... Staff told us that they received opportunities for regular group staff meetings and one-to-one supervision.

Staff continued to encourage people to maintain their interests, hobbies, and involvement in the local community. Some people attended a local college and un-paid voluntary work whilst others preferred more home based activities... observed staff taking people out into the community.