We understand that each person has their own identity, needs, wishes, choices, beliefs and values. We acknowledge that ‘One size fits all’ does not work when it comes to providing care and support. Therefore all of our training is bespoke to your service.

It is only possible to promote an individual’s independence by empowering them to make choices and to look at what they can do for themselves. With this in mind, all of our training looks at ways in which your staff can promote independence.

Everyone has a right to Privacy. Privacy affects how and where care is given. Treating somebody in a dignified way means treating someone with respect and valuing their individuality. We will always complete a TNA to ensure we meet everyone's needs.  

A successful partnership is based on good communication and trust. By  working closely with you and the wider team, the training you receive will always be up-to-date with not just local and national guidelines but also your own policies and procedures.

The rights of people in the UK are set out by The Human Rights Act 1998. Respecting someone means believing and showing that they have importance as an individual. This is why all of the training we provide is centred around everyone's rights.

Under the Equality Act 2010, there are 9 Protected characteristics. although we must protect these personal characteristics at SD Training, We think about each participant and how they best learn to ensure every attendee gets the most out of each session.