Wellbeing Team definition

Wellbeing Team means the team led by a senior manager whose primary role is to connect with residents and bring together, as required, their support and networks. Their aim is to help residents engage socially and arrange outings and activities, as well as support the introduction of personal care services;
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Examples of Wellbeing Team in a sentence

  • We recommend you contact our disability officers/wellbeing team for advice even if you are unsure about whether you would be eligible for support of this kind – details can be found at Disability Team support or Wellbeing Team support.

  • The counselling service within the Student Wellbeing Team is an accredited organisational member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).

  • Requests to view individual records must be made in writing, detailing the information required, and directed to the Head of the Student Wellbeing Team.

  • If parents/carers or students require any further assistance or advice relating to cyber-safety related issues, please contact relevant Sub School Coordinators, a member of the Student Wellbeing Team or an Assistant Principal.

  • Please note that the Student Wellbeing Team does not provide letters of support for students who are applying for mitigation.

  • This includes the introduction of a working group for Student Wellbeing known as SWAG, and appointing additional staff within the Student Wellbeing Team.

  • Within the Student Wellbeing Team the Counselling Service, Disability Team, Mental Health Adviser and Student Wellbeing Adviser all work together as part of the same team.

  • It is an ethical requirement of all of their professional bodies that practitioners in the Student Wellbeing Team receive supervision.

  • Access to session notes is restricted to members of the Student Wellbeing Team only, unless there are exceptional circumstances requiring otherwise (as detailed in Confidentiality section).

  • The Council's Wellbeing Team, in partnership with the Libraries Service, provides a range of activities to keep people living with dementia mentally and physically active.