Join us for the official launch of the NaDCAS Homecare Accreditation, a specialist accreditation programme designed specifically for homecare providers.
Built upon the evidence-based Framework for Exceptional Dementia Care and adapted for the unique challenges and opportunities of delivering care in people's own homes, the accreditation provides a structured pathway to achieving excellence in dementia care.
Why attend:
Discover how your homecare service can demonstrate excellence in dementia care and meaningful improvements to the lives of people living with dementia.
This webinar will explore the NaDCAS Framework for Exceptional Dementia Care, now specifically adapted for homecare providers. It will show you how the new NaDCAS Homecare Accreditation can help you:
- Deliver consistently high-quality, person-centred dementia care.
- Improve outcomes and quality of life for people living with dementia.
- Strengthen staff confidence, knowledge and practice.
- Demonstrate your commitment to excellence through nationally recognised accreditation.
- Access practical tools and guidance to support continuous improvement.
- Receive a free copy of the Framework for Exceptional Dementia Care.
What the webinar covers:
- What the NaDCAS Homecare Accreditation is and why it has been developed.
- How the Framework has been tailored specifically for homecare services.
- Practical ways to make meaningful improvements to dementia care in the home.
- How accreditation supports quality improvement, staff development and person-centred practice.
- How to begin your accreditation journey.
Who this is best suited for:
- Homecare Owners and Directors
- Registered Managers
- Deputy Managers
- Dementia Leads
- Quality & Compliance Teams
- Homecare Care Teams and Frontline Staff
- Anyone committed to improving dementia care within homecare services
Meet the Speaker
Sam Dondi-Smith - CEO - National Dementia Care Accreditation Scheme
As the Founder and CEO of NaDCAS and visiting fellow at York St John University, Sam is committed to recognising and supporting exceptional dementia care. With a background as an occupational therapist and a certified dementia care trainer, his goal is to help elevate standards across the sector through the National Dementia Care Accreditation Scheme, supporting providers to deliver outstanding, evidence-based, person-centred care for people living with dementia.
