Spotlight Case Management

17/07/2025

We have a number of opportunities in various areas. If you are looking for a position or know of anyone who is, please get in touch.

15/07/2025

We’ve all been incredibly busy lately but making time for our staff is important too. Today we took a little time out to celebrate our MD, who will be getting married next month.

Congratulations to you and your future husband, Jane. We are all so pleased to see you so happy!

13/05/2025

The scheme aims to help maternity staff to identify signs the baby is in distress during labour.

30/03/2025

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To mark Brain Tumour Awareness month, Chorley Town Hall will be lit up pink tonight 💕

The colour reflects the campaign to help raise awareness by Brain Tumour Research and to coincide with the charity’s Wear a Hat Day, an opportunity to bring together friends, family and colleagues for a hat-themed fundraising event for a vital cause.

You can find out more about the outstanding work that Brain Tumour Research does by heading to their website https://tinyurl.com/bdhjnd6k

29/03/2025

My apologies… I am not sure who to credit this original post to.

Brain injuries are very often hidden disabilities.

28/03/2025

A nice accessible beach for our clients that require it

27/03/2025

🧠 Know Your Brain – The Frontal Lobe

The frontal lobe is what makes you, YOU! 🎭

It governs personality, character, and behaviour, shaping how we express ourselves. It also controls movement, speech, problem-solving, learning, organisation, and planning—helping us navigate daily life. 💫

When the frontal lobe is affected by an acquired brain injury (ABI), these vital skills can be impacted. We support children and families facing these challenges. 💜

25/03/2025

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25/03/2025

On Channel 4 News tonight, keep an eye out for parent carer Becci Tobin and her son Keir. Becci will be talking about the lack of social care support for children with some of the most complex needs.

Keir has the rare genetic condition GABRB3, and needs round the clock care. But the family only get 4 hours of support through social care. Despite council tax rises coming in April, very little of that goes into support for disabled children and their families.

Anna Bird, Chief Executive of Contact and Chair of Disabled Children’s Partnership, said: “We are hearing from more and more families whose children have very complex health needs requiring round the clock care, who are getting very little, if any, support from social care. Some are rejected by NHS funded care, but social care also push them away, so they are left with nothing, despite very clear need."

“We know council tax is set to rise in most areas at the beginning of April, and while some of that goes into children’s social care, the majority goes to privatised children’s care homes and to children’s safeguarding. So there is very little left for families caring for a critically ill and disabled child at home.

“The recent report by Lord Darzi for the NHS plan shows that there has been a 205% increase in the number of children living with life limiting conditions. But our research shows that local authorities are not tracking these numbers to help them plan for their care or the support for their families. It is a gross failure in their legal duty and helps to explain why parents talk about the battle to get help for their child, whether that’s a personal budget, a short break or overnight care."

“That’s why we support the Law Commission’s proposals to improve the law around disabled children’s social care, including introducing national eligibility criteria for children. Parent carers want a fairer, more accessible, system of social care that delivers support when they need it.”

13/02/2025

Some of the team attending Fletchers Birth Injury Conference in Manchester today.

06/02/2025

CPD is always important for us. Jane and Kate are attending the CMSUK Management for Managers at Irwin Mitchell in London.