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How can "care" assistance be so cruel?
.. to vulnerable people, these animals must be a collection of the most sadistic bullies, savages of the highest order. Will they end up in jail? or, more likely some sort of soft option, disgusting creatures.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13617196
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13617196
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I watched today on iplayer, I work with vulnerable adults. If I as much as hear an unkind word within earshot of a resident in my care, jump on them and they in the office quick as a flash.
I have worked at this home for 4 years, in that time my actions of whistle blowing has lost the jobs of 5 members of the care staff 1 Manager and 2 deputy managers, this is usually for minor offenses compared to that program, never any physical abuse, usually just bad attitude.
If I ever see anybody raise a hand near a resident I would literally throw them out of the building myself!!
Makes me wild!!!
I have worked at this home for 4 years, in that time my actions of whistle blowing has lost the jobs of 5 members of the care staff 1 Manager and 2 deputy managers, this is usually for minor offenses compared to that program, never any physical abuse, usually just bad attitude.
If I ever see anybody raise a hand near a resident I would literally throw them out of the building myself!!
Makes me wild!!!
Haven't watched it all because I was out last night, but unusually my husband was full of it when I got home. From what I have seen, yes I agree, they are disgusting, awful thugs.
Twenty years ago I worked as a care/day-care assistant in an NHS home for the same client group. I have to say that whilst I thought the powers-that-be were a little over-protective of the residents at times, I can honestly say that staff were never, for one moment, allowed to treat them like that. Some of our older residents had spent their childhoods in harsh, institutional regimes but I don't think they'd ever suffered anything like those poor folks at Winterbourne View.
Twenty years ago I worked as a care/day-care assistant in an NHS home for the same client group. I have to say that whilst I thought the powers-that-be were a little over-protective of the residents at times, I can honestly say that staff were never, for one moment, allowed to treat them like that. Some of our older residents had spent their childhoods in harsh, institutional regimes but I don't think they'd ever suffered anything like those poor folks at Winterbourne View.
Winterbourne View - just up the road from me - is a residential hospital, average cost per patient per week £3500 and is tax-payer funded, commissioned to deliver the service by the PCT.
Didn't see the programme but have followed it on the local news today, and has almost brought me to tears. Absolutely horrific, and agree with seadogg that sadly this case is probably just one example of many.
Didn't see the programme but have followed it on the local news today, and has almost brought me to tears. Absolutely horrific, and agree with seadogg that sadly this case is probably just one example of many.
The worst part about all that isn't the physical suffering its the mental anguish of not understanding what is going on, how they deserved this, how can they stop this, why is it happening, they don't know how to report it, and often don't understand that their punishment is even wrong, who would believe them if they did report it.
It really is sickening!!!
Some carers, Care For........
Some carers, Care About.........
Those animals only cared for a good laugh!!!!
It really is sickening!!!
Some carers, Care For........
Some carers, Care About.........
Those animals only cared for a good laugh!!!!