A
healthy lifestyle, including a nutritious and balanced diet,
exercise, medical assistance and dental/ optical care
Supplemental
Vitamin B complex and Thiamine
Not
to be exposed to unreasonable risk
Freedom
from ill-treatment and abuse including the misuse of medication
To
have medical needs and medication regularly reviewed
To
have proper care in relation to hygiene and physical comfort
Emotional well-being
To
have access to the same range of activities and pastimes as
other people within the locality of a similar age and background
To
be treated fairly and with courtesy and respect
To
have new experiences and opportunities for learning which are
appropriate to the service users interests and abilities
To
make choices and be involved in decisions which affect their
lives
Respect
by others for the service users cultural and religious background
To
be cared for in a non-judgemental environment
Material
well-being
Personal
possessions
Clean
and comfortable clothing which reflect the person's age, gender,
race and personal preferences
Access
to mobility aids and transport
A
comfortable, clean and safe home
Social
well-being
Acceptance
by others
Opportunities
for meeting other people including those without ARBD
Opportunities
for religious observance
Representation
where decisions which affect the service user are made, either
directly or with support from an advocate who is independent
of Dukeries Healthcare