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EQIA - Glasgow Mental Health and Huntingtons Service - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
EQIA - Review of Sandyford Counselling and Support Service - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
EQIA - Urban Roots – Therapeutic Gardening & Food Activity Contract - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
EQIA - Mental Health Employability Services - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
EQIA - Withdrawal from Care and Repair Service - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
EQIA - Implementation of the Review of Access to Social Care - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
Draft Palliative and End of Life Care Plan
Publication
September 2017
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Papers and Reports
Palliative and End of Life Care - Senior Management Team Report 12.04.2017
EQIA - Huntington's Disease Service Transition - Budget 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
EQIA - IJB Financial Allocations and Budgets Equalities Summary 2025 to 2026
Publication
March 2025
| Glasgow City Integration Joint Board
| Equality
| Equality
Glasgow Telecare Services transition to digital platform
News Item
Published: March 01 2025
On Tuesday, 4 March, our Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) achieved a significant milestone in modernising our telecare services by successfully migrating to the Enovation UMO Digital Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) platform.
Telecare refers to a broad range of devices that are designed to help keep people safe in their own home by enabling them to request assistance in an emergency. The service is mainly used by older people or people with disabilities, but it can also support people who have significant health problems.