Praxis Care

Public benefits

The direct benefits which flow from the purposes are Purpose 1 The safeguarding and protection of vulnerable individuals to facilitate their participation in everyday living and enjoy an improved quality of life. The benefits are evidenced through feedback from stakeholder and service user surveys and service user outcomes. The beneficiaries are

those individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition and the family and carers of the above individuals. While there is a risk that conditions may deteriorate or not improve, the benefits outweigh the risk. Purpose 2 Improved services for those individuals affected by mental illness, disability, learning disability and the elderly through increased knowledge and implementation of best practice. The benefits are evidenced through feedback from stakeholder and service user surveys and service user outcomes. The beneficiaries are those individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition and the family and carers of the above individuals. While there is a risk that conditions may deteriorate or not improve, the benefits outweigh the risk. Purpose 3 Improved access to rehabilitation, training, education therapy and health care and thus an improved quality of life. The benefits are evidenced through feedback from stakeholder and service user surveys and service user outcomes. The beneficiaries are those individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition and the family and carers of the above individuals. While there is a risk that conditions may deteriorate or not improve, the benefits outweigh the risk. Purpose 4 Improved public awareness and understanding of all aspects of mental health and disability. The benefits are evidenced through feedback from stakeholder and service user surveys and service user outcomes. The beneficiaries are those individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition and the family and carers of the above individuals. While there is a risk that conditions may deteriorate or not improve, the benefits outweigh the risk. Purpose 5 The realisation of the other purposes in support of an improved quality of life for individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition. The benefits are evidenced through feedback from stakeholder and service user surveys and service user outcomes. The beneficiaries are those individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition and the family and carers of the above individuals. While there is a risk that conditions may deteriorate or not improve, the benefits outweigh the risk. Purpose 6 The public benefit arising from this purpose is the safeguarding and protection of vulnerable individuals to facilitate their participation in everyday living and enjoy an improved quality of life. The benefits are evidenced through feedback from stakeholder and service user surveys and service user outcomes. The beneficiaries are those individuals with mental illness, disability or any other condition or circumstance including those persons who have a learning disability or illness of old age or other condition and the family and carers of those individuals. While there is a risk that conditions may deteriorate or not improve, the benefits outweigh the risk. There is no private benefit.

What your organisation does

Praxis Care is a major provider of services for adults and children with a learning disability, mental ill health, acquired brain injury and for older people, including people with dementia.