Dementia Carer Voices fundamentally supports the objectives of the Charter of Rights for People with Dementia and their Carers, which adheres to the PANEL approach to carers rights - that is that carers have the right to -
- Participate in decisions which affect their human rights;
- Accountability of those responsible for the respect, protection and fulfilment of human rights;
- Non Discrimination and equality
- Empowerment to know their rights and how to claim them;
- Legality in all decisions through an explicit link with human rights, legal standards in all processes and outcome measurements
The project team have produced a short case study reflecting how recent dementia policy in Scotland offers an example of how a human rights based approach can be applied Click here to download the case study.
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Today launch of Scotland’s first National Action Plan for #HumanRights (SNAP ) Dementia Carer Voices supports Charter of Rights
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