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  • Warrington Worldwide - 20 February 2010

    TWO events are planned by Warrington Disability Partnership to mark Dignity Action Day - and the group is urging everyone to get involved.

  • Viva Street - 25 February 2010

    Elmcroft care home is based in Tolleshunt Major, Essex and we are participating in Dignity Action Day - a day that brings staff and members of the public together to make a difference to those receiving...

  • Trafford Council - 12 February 2010

    Trafford Council is committed to making sure everyone is treated with dignity and respect. Through its services, how it deals with service users, their families and carers and its involvement in and support...

  • This is Staffordshire - 26 February 2010

    A city council spokesman said: "The day was about giving time to the people who use the services, gaining their views on the service and undertaking back-to-the-floor exercises."

  • The Star - 24 February 2010

    BARNSLEY Hospital launches a policy to ensure patients are treated with dignity as part of a national awareness day tomorrow. Dignity Action Day aims to ensure patients are treated as individuals and...

  • The National Care Forum - 22 February 2010

    Dignity Action Day asks health and social care workers to take action in their place of work to promote dignity. It also asks members of the public to do what they can to take action on this day to promote...

  • The Hedon Blog - 25 February 2010

    Members of the public can get involved in many ways. You can sign up as a Dignity Champion or nominate a caring staff member for an award . You can agree to give regular feedback to a service like...

  • The Argus - 23 February 2010

    Dignity action day this Thursday 25th february 10.30am-12.30pm at New Larchwood.

  • Surrey Comet - 25 February 2010

    NHS Surrey, Surrey County Council and Surrey Care Association have all voiced their support for today's National Dignity Action Day.

  • Stroud News and Journal - 19th February 2010

    As part of the Gloucestershire Dignity in Care Campaign, spearheaded nationally by Sir Michael Parkinson, Gloucestershire Care Services' Care Home Support Team has developed a dignity training package...