On the 19th of April, I had the honor of presenting at the FEVACA Conference on Supported Accommodation, where I delivered a communication highlighting how FEVACA has diligently prepared for the new regulations. It was an invaluable opportunity to share insights, strategies, and best practices in navigating the evolving landscape of supported accommodation.
During my presentation, I emphasized the importance of proactive measures in response to regulatory changes. With the implementation of the new Supported Accommodation Regulations, FEVACA has taken proactive steps to ensure compliance and enhance the quality of care provided to individuals in need.
One key aspect of FEVACA’s preparation involved a thorough analysis of the new regulations and of the sector, allowing FEVACA to anticipate the regulations and be prepared for its implementation. This proactive approach allows FEVACA to continue delivering high-quality support services while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Furthermore, it is FEVACA’s approach to prioritize staff training and development to equip its team members with the necessary knowledge and skills to implement the new regulations effectively, continuing to deliver high-quality and caring support.
Looking ahead to the 24th of May, I am thrilled to announce that I will be presenting another communication on the practice implications of the new Supported Accommodation Regulations, specifically focusing on the Do’s and Don’ts. This communication aims to provide practical guidance to providers in navigating the regulatory landscape and ensuring compliance in their day-to-day operations.
During the upcoming presentation, I will delve into the specific Do’s and Don’ts that providers should be aware of in order to deliver high-quality care while adhering to the regulations. By highlighting best practices and common pitfalls, this communication will equip providers with actionable insights to enhance their service delivery and resident outcomes.
Topics to be discussed will include person-centered care, young people’s rights and dignity, staff training and development, effective communication strategies, privacy and confidentiality, and fostering a safe and inclusive environment. By addressing these crucial areas, providers can ensure that their practices align with the regulatory requirements and ultimately provide the best possible support to individuals in supported accommodation.
Miguel Valerio 