Dalgairn
| Liz Rowley introduces the service (1:14 mns) |
The service offered promotes the welfare of people with a learning disability by enabling them, as far as possible, to live an independent, self-fulfilling life. It is a Quality of Life Service that also functions as a preventative service to alleviate stress, reduce isolation and support other services that help keep people in their own communities.
Staff at Dalgairn are committed and experienced workers who provide the service in spirit of partnership with service members.
The service is based on the following values:
- That each user of the service is a unique individual in his/her own right.
- That they have the right to respect and dignity.
- That they have the right to make choices over their own lives and to participate fully in society as equal partners
Service Aims
- To encourage and enable members to lead as fulfilling a life as possible
- To link members with other community resources.
- To provide personal support and information
- To help members assess how they can use our day service to meet their individual needs
- To provide members with an environment that is stimulating, challenging and enjoyable and one that allows for personal growth.
- To help members develop, maintain and acquire social, academic, leisure and creative skills
- To maintain and improve independence
- To present opportunities for members to be both contribute and receive: to help him or herself.
- To promote awareness and positive attitudes about disability amongst the general public.
| Area: | North-east Fife | Remit: | Learning Disabilities | ||
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| Manager: | Chris Morris | tel: | 01334-659326 | e-mail: | Chris.Morris@fife.gov.uk |
| Address: | Dalgairn Centre, Bank Street, Cupar, KY15 4JU | ||||
| Open: | 9am to 4pm | ||||
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