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Regenerate-RISE: Privacy Notice for Clients
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) coming into force on 25 May 2018
Regenerate-RISE is committed to protecting your privacy along with respecting your personal information and we will do all we can to keep it safe. It is really helpful for us to obtain your personal information and keep it on record and the only time we will pass it on is if there is a medical emergency, or for monitoring purposes with Wandsworth Council. We will not sell or share personal details with third parties for the purposes of their marketing.
How we collect information about you
When you first attend Regenerate-RISE, we will ask you for the following information:
· Name
· Address
· Date of Birth
· Telephone Number
· GP
· Next of Kin
The reason for this is two fold:
1) If we need to call a Doctor or an ambulance in an emergency, we can pass on the relevant information to the GP or hospital in order that they can give you the best care
2) We are funded by Wandsworth Council and we are asked to give them the following information:
· Name
· Date of Birth
· Post Code
Client Information Form (CIF)
We also ask for additional information for our Client Information Form. That consists of:
· The information given to us when you first attend
· Whether you have a visual impairment
· Whether you have a mobility impairment
· Whether you are registered disabled
· Whether you are a wheelchair user
· Whether you use a frame
· Whether you need help with personal care
· Whether you need help with falls prevention
· Medical conditions
· Dietary requirements
· Whether you receive a care package and if so, their name and telephone number along with the frequency of visits
· Whether you have a Social Worker
· Which agency referred you to us
· Whether you have regular contact with family and others
How we store your information
We keep the information you give us in the following ways:
· A Card Index File
· Individual files in a locked cabinet
· On the computer
· On a mobile phone (telephone numbers)
Protecting your personal information
The security of your information is very important to us. We do ensure that there are appropriate controls and procedures in place to protect your personal details. For example:
· Your Client Information Form is kept in a locked cabinet
· The Card Index File is kept in a locked cabinet when the premises are not in use and in the office during the day – for easy access
· Information on the computer is password protected
· Information on a mobile phone is password protected
· Information sent to Wandsworth Council is password protected
We do have to let you know that despite all the security and protection that we put in place, there is always a small risk that the security could be broken and therefore you do submit data at your own risk. We are committed to undergo regular reviews as to who has access to the information that we hold on you. Currently, within the Centres, the following people could have access to all or some of your information:
· Staff
· Volunteers
· Trustees
· Local Authority
It is important for members to inform staff if their personal information changes at any time. We will also keep records of any donations you have made for at least seven years. If a client leaves us a legacy, we will also keep that information to administer the gifts and to communicate with the families of people leaving legacies.
If you ask us to cease communication with you, we will keep a record of your name only.
Right of Access
You have the right to ask for a copy of the information we hold about you. If there are any discrepancies in the details we provide, please let us know and we will correct them. Please ask a member of staff if you wish to see these records. Please request a copy if you would like one.
Your Agreement
We will ask you to sign an agreement for us to keep your personal information on our system.
Photographs and Social Media
From time to time we take photographs of activities and members and these are used in the following ways:
· Leaflets
· Website
· Posters
· Banners
We will need you to give us permission for your photograph to be used in the above media and will include this in the agreement that we ask you to sign.
Other Information
The General Data Protection Regulation also covers the personal data that we hold on Staff, Volunteers, Donors, Relatives and Visitors and Regenerate-RISE will be preparing a Privacy Notice to cover the variety of people that we work with and come into contact with.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask at any time.
Mo Smith
On behalf of the Trustees
30 April 2018
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Shine Again has merged with Regenerate-RISE and provides integrative art therapy in St Mary’s C of E Primary School, Putney and Sacred Heart Catholic School in Roehampton. It is now very much a part of the overall work of Regenerate-RISE |
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The feel Good Bakery Regenerate-RISE is supporting the Feel Good Bakery, who deliver sandwiches to the local community. For every sandwich sold, a child is provided with a meal in Romania or Kenya – their website is www.thefeelgoodbakery.com |
The weather today is about as windy as I have ever seen it in London. On the radio they sais it might be gusting at 60mph! Certainly felt that strong when out walking the dog.
Hope that the rain holds off as we are having a birthday picnic tomorrow. Whole family – social bubble (I think).
Now that we have purchased the Platt Christian Centre as Stage 3 in our programme of renovation and reablement, we will be starting fundraising again to build our Reablement Centre. We still consider it to be very important to support older people on discharge from hospital, but Covid-19 has taught us to be very flexible and we hope to use the whole Centre to enable older people to reable after a stay in hospital and if they need residential care for a short time, we will be able to provide it. 
We are looking currently at our options and will keep the website updated with any news. We have appreciated so much all the support from the local community throughout the Covid-19 crisis, it has been amazing and it is our intention to continue to serve the community across Wandsworth in reaching the isolated elderly through a programme of care and support that meets the needs of older people. Our service may have to change as we are living in very challenging times but the team is committed to making a difference to individual lives.
If you have a fundraising idea, please do let us know and we will keep you informed of our plans for the coming year.
June is just one of the ladies who would have benefited from a stay when she came out of hospital. Instead, she went straight to a care home, never returning to her home that she loved.
Rose was our inspiration behind the Reablement Centre. At the age of 90 she was admitted to Charing Cross Hospital and desperately wanted to return home. She lay in hospital staring at the blank walls watching the clock for visitors. She stopped eating as she didn’t want to live anymore. Unfortunately she lived on the third floor of a block of flats without a lift and she couldn’t manage the stairs. Regenerate-RISE supported her and persuaded her to eat again, she never went home and later on died in Trinity Hospice. We believe that if Rose had been able to come to the Reablement Centre, we could have helped her to choose where she lived and what she took with her, whilst at the same time, being amongst friends.
So having achieved Stage 3 with the purchase of the Platt Mission, we are now beginning to plan Stage 4 and will be working hard to secure planning permission by the end of 2023.
The new service will support St Georges Tooting, Kington Hospital, Charing Cross, Chelsea & Westminster and Queen Mary’s Roehampton. Whilst we understand that reablement in the community is crucial, we also believe that there is a need for residential support whilst packages of care and alterations to homes are taking place. We are committed to providing an “all round” service and support to older people across the borough of Wandsworth. Our RISE+ project is giving us a great insight to the challenges that older people face on returning home and also the challenges that staff face with the take up of beds.
RISE+ is a step towards our Reablement Centre in that it is giving us a very good picture of the lives of Wandsworth and Merton residents and the pressures that the NHS are under. We are also often seeing the breakdown of relationships and we can stand in the gap to be that support when patients return home.
In 1908, at the time of its centenary it is recorded “There is now a good work going on in the neighbourhood in connection with the Mission Hall, where not only are there various services for adults, but a good Sabbath School, Band of Hope, Bible Classes as well as a considerable amount of Social Work in the winter in the way of a Soup Kitchen where a large number of children are fed and a number of other enterprises bearing upon the Social question” (W.J. Flew, Missionary)
On 7 September 1962 it was recorded in the local press “Now we know, when the old building is finally closed for demolition in about a couple of months or so, there will be no bright new building to take its place and the work which has been going on in Putney for so many years must come to a halt”. The Council had compulsory purchased the site. It is written in the same article “The end of the Platt is not just the closing of a building. It is the tragic end to a love story”. However, in 1963 a group of people purchased the land previously bought by the City Mission – where the current Platt Christian Centre stands – and they built a one storey building to continue the work of the Mission. 
By 1988 the congregation had dwindled and the Trustees asked the Shaftesbury Society to become a Trustee and they knocked down the old building and replaced it with the Centre as it is today. The selling off of the two flats to a housing association covered the costs of building the Centre, along with £40,000 which was fundraised by the Shaftesbury Society. The total cost being £235,000.
A new Church was formed in the new Centre under the Pioneer group of Churches where a new Sunday School began, youth clubs were held twice a week and a variety of community projects took place. At the same time, the Shaftesbury Society took over the management of the Robert Joy Day Centre which provided social activities for older people. 
In 2005 the Robert Joy Day Centre closed and Regenerate-RISE took over the management of the Platt Christian Centre and provided day services for older people across SW15. In 2007 The Shaftesbury Society and John Grooms merged to become Livability and as one of Livability’s Church links, Regenerate-RISE continued to provide a Centre with both day and outreach services for older people that has also had a strong intergenerational influence. Many local people, Churches and groups have used the Centre on a regular basis.
Regenerate-RISE were working in partnership with Livability with their full agreement towards their plans to build a 10 bed Reablement Unit for older people on discharge from hospital. Following a change in leadership at Livability, their strategy has changed and the Platt Centre is no longer one of their link Churches and the partnership has come to an end.
The property was transferred to the Shaftesbury Development Fund. However, Regenerate-RISE was able to purchase the Platt Mission in November 2020 to continue its work across SW15 and RISE will do its utmost to ensure that this is not another “tragic end to a love story” but a new beginning that will bring about a new story that will touch the lives of thousands of older people across South West London. Regenerate-RISE now has plans to build a 12 bed Reablement Unit and is currently pursuing planning permission.
RISE has concentrated on providing activities for older people to do at home and we have put together a kit that includes a variety of crafts along with a word search or crossword book.
Since our first Activity Kit we have added Jigsaws and Painting By Numbers as well as colouring blocks with good pens in order that people can hang their picture on the wall.
The Knitting Kit is also an important part of the activity as we are knitting for children in Romania. This is some of the children’s sweaters that will be going on the next trip.
