One Glasgow – Vulnerable Older People Sample Clauses

One Glasgow – Vulnerable Older People. The One Glasgow workstream of Vulnerable Older People brings together Community Planning Partners to join up resources and services to focus on improving support to vulnerable older people through preventative measures to reduce demand and lesson inequalities, developing services around people and communities with partners working together to deliver better outcomes. The Vulnerable Older People Workstream has with two themes: • First through the Door - a checklist approach to prevention for first responders (such as police officers, fire officers, health or care workers) by assessing vulnerability in older people by looking at issues around health, safety and social isolation; and • Hub & Cluster Housing - provision of social housing for over 65’s in a distinct area of the city, with associated support from partner agencies to promote health and well being Partners work across both workstreams of Hub & Cluster and First through the Door. The One Glasgow Vulnerable Older People group is chaired by the lead for Reshaping Care for Older People which ensures consistency of approach. The group comprises of; NHS, City Council, Glasgow Council for Voluntary Services, Glasgow Housing Association, Strathclyde Fire & Rescue, Strathclyde Police, DWP, and Glasgow Community & Safety Services.
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