Ensuring trans people in Wales receive dignified and inclusive health and social care in later life: The Trans Ageing and Care (TrAC) project, 2016-18
Publisher: University of Bristol Publication Date: March 2019 Country: Wales Pages: 4
What can I do to make my practice and service more trans inclusive? Guidelines for social workers
Subtitle: Dignified and inclusive health and social care for older trans people in Wales Publisher: The Trans Ageing and Care (TrAC) Project Publication Date: November 2019 Country: Wales Pages: 4
Developing inclusive care homes for older people who identify as LGBT
Publisher: University of Bristol Publication Date: November 2017 Country: UK Pages: 2
TED BROWN GLF
Country: UK Length: 04:20 Publisher: Jessica Ives Description: Ted Brown, active member of GLF since 1970. Currently campaigning against LGBTQI+ elderly abuse in ‘care’ homes.
The LGBT people forced ‘back in the closet’ when they enter residential care
Country: UK Length: 02:24 Publisher: BBC News
LGBTQIA’s everywhere, where’s our dignity where’s our care? Gay Liberation Front (GLF) London
Country: UK Length: 05:16 Publisher: Dan Glass
A Review of the Needs of Older LGBT People in Later Life
Publisher: Pink News Country: UK Pages: 46
Unhealthy attitudes
Subtitle: The treatment of LGBT people within health and social care services Publisher: Stonewall Country: UK Pages: 40
Older bisexual people
Subtitle: Implications for social work from the ‘Looking Both Ways’ study Publisher: Journal of Gerontological Social Work Country: UK Pages: 15
The state of care 2016/17
Publisher: Care Quality Commission Country: UK Pages: 130 Notes: The section on Equality (page 104 to 114) refers to care for people with protected characteristics, including LGB&T. In particular, on page 110, it highlights Anchor Trust and the University of Middlesex as examples of good practice in addressing LGBT inclusivity in care homes.