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How do you make sure lifting and moving are safe for everyone?

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Safe moving and handling is central to the way we work. Our team receives regular training in up-to-date techniques and in the safe use of equipment such as slide sheets, transfer belts, or hoists where appropriate. Before supporting any complex transfers, we’ll carry out a risk assessment and agree a clear plan that protects your comfort and dignity while safeguarding carers and family members from injury. We also teach relatives simple ways to support mobility without straining themselves, such as correct positioning, pacing movements, and knowing when to pause and reassess. If your needs change, the plan is reviewed and updated promptly.

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