News On This Site
19/05/2012 Do We Still Need Social Workers?
29/03/2012 Wide Variation In Implementation of Self-Directed Support
14/03/2012 Standards vs Access
05/03/2012 NHS Privatisation Films Now Available Online
01/03/2012 Oxfordshire Still Optimistic About Self-Directed Support
29/03/2012 Wide Variation In Implementation of Self-Directed Support
14/03/2012 Standards vs Access
05/03/2012 NHS Privatisation Films Now Available Online
01/03/2012 Oxfordshire Still Optimistic About Self-Directed Support
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Welcome to Community Glue
Welcome to our web site, which has had a make-over for the new year. We are a small community organisation that works collaboratively to support people affected by ill-health, old age or 'disability'. You can read more about our values and beliefs here.
2011 was our first full year, and we'd like to thank everyone who helped us get things off the ground. You can find a list of our partner organisations with links to their web sites here.
Last autumn we ran a course for 'Peer Brokers' (support brokers with personal experiences of health and social care services). The course was a great success, and we'll be running an Oxfordshire Forum for Peer Brokers once a month for the rest of this year. We'll also be repeating the course at some point in 2012. Descriptions of this and the other things we do for money (and sometimes for no money) can be found here.
Beacuse we don't have big contracts with the NHS or local government, we are free to talk about the things we think are really important to people with long-term conditions. We also try to provide information that people may find useful (either via our Twitter accounts, or through the News area of this site).
If you want to tell us what you think about these ideas, or any ideas you have, you can find our contact details here. Alternatively you could register as a member (or log in if you have already joined) and then start a discussion on one of our forums. We'd love to hear from you!
2011 was our first full year, and we'd like to thank everyone who helped us get things off the ground. You can find a list of our partner organisations with links to their web sites here.
Last autumn we ran a course for 'Peer Brokers' (support brokers with personal experiences of health and social care services). The course was a great success, and we'll be running an Oxfordshire Forum for Peer Brokers once a month for the rest of this year. We'll also be repeating the course at some point in 2012. Descriptions of this and the other things we do for money (and sometimes for no money) can be found here.
Beacuse we don't have big contracts with the NHS or local government, we are free to talk about the things we think are really important to people with long-term conditions. We also try to provide information that people may find useful (either via our Twitter accounts, or through the News area of this site).
If you want to tell us what you think about these ideas, or any ideas you have, you can find our contact details here. Alternatively you could register as a member (or log in if you have already joined) and then start a discussion on one of our forums. We'd love to hear from you!
