Admission to Shardale Alcohol Rehabilitation Community
When an individual arrives to live at the Shardale, they are, without delay, registered with the local general practitioner who will oversee their primary health care needs throughout their stay. If a service user is in need of a liver function test or blood borne virus screening, this will be arranged. It is essential for any individuals who are on medication to bring with them at least one weeks supply.
Shardale adheres to an equal opportunities policy to ensure that all service users are treated as individuals always mindful that each individual has different needs. They will be treated equally regardless of their gender, race, culture, sexual orientation, disability or religious belief. Specific arrangements will be made to enable people to continue to observe their religious practices.
There will be continual dialogue with people regarding diet and other cultural factors where relevant. Due to the lay out and structure of the building, individuals who have mobility issues will need further assessment to identify if established service provision at Shardale can cater for the individuals needs.
Individuals who live in Shardale will have their privacy and dignity respected at all times. When members of the community are sharing bedrooms there will be privacy through the provision of curtains or screening. Bathrooms and toilet facilities provided are for individual use only. Each person will have their own private storage areas for personal effects and clothes. Lockable facilities can be provided for valuables. Shardale staff will maintain strict confidentiality for every community member and restrict access to individual’s records in an appropriate way.
There will be routine breathalysing or drug testing which will be agreed in advance as an objective, precautionary measure to assess if alcohol or drug misuse has occurred if individuals are returning from specified activities such as weekend leave for example.
Related Pages: Admissions Policy | Referrals | Leaving
When an individual arrives to live at the Shardale, they are, without delay, registered with the local general practitioner who will oversee their primary health care needs throughout their stay. If a service user is in need of a liver function test or blood borne virus screening, this will be arranged. It is essential for any individuals who are on medication to bring with them at least one weeks supply.
Shardale adheres to an equal opportunities policy to ensure that all service users are treated as individuals always mindful that each individual has different needs. They will be treated equally regardless of their gender, race, culture, sexual orientation, disability or religious belief. Specific arrangements will be made to enable people to continue to observe their religious practices.
There will be continual dialogue with people regarding diet and other cultural factors where relevant. Due to the lay out and structure of the building, individuals who have mobility issues will need further assessment to identify if established service provision at Shardale can cater for the individuals needs.
Individuals who live in Shardale will have their privacy and dignity respected at all times. When members of the community are sharing bedrooms there will be privacy through the provision of curtains or screening. Bathrooms and toilet facilities provided are for individual use only. Each person will have their own private storage areas for personal effects and clothes. Lockable facilities can be provided for valuables. Shardale staff will maintain strict confidentiality for every community member and restrict access to individual’s records in an appropriate way.
There will be routine breathalysing or drug testing which will be agreed in advance as an objective, precautionary measure to assess if alcohol or drug misuse has occurred if individuals are returning from specified activities such as weekend leave for example.
Related Pages: Admissions Policy | Referrals | Leaving
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