Unit OP1.11 Lesson linked to Task 2

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Read the following case studies and answer the questions under each one.

Case Study 1: Lina

Lina lives at home but attends a residential care home twice a week to take part in leisure activities and socialise with other people.

She normally walks to the residential care home by herself as it is close by but she fell over a few days ago and now temporarily walks with a walking aid. She wants to attend the residential care home because she enjoys going but is not sure she can.

1.Why do you think she feels she can’t attend the residential care home?

2.What can the residential care home do to support her?

3.How will this make her feel?

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Case Study Activity - Biju

Biju attends a community centre 3 times a week to participate in activities and socialise with other people. Biju used to work as a chef and used to enjoy cooking. He rarely cooks at home now as he lives on his own and has his meals delivered. He once left the cooker on at home and since then he prefers not to use it. At the community centre, they are taking a person-centred approach and have arranged a cooking activity. Biju is not sure he wants to participate in the cooking activity.

1.Why does Biju feel this way?

2.What support could be put in place to support him?

3.How will participating in the activity make him feel?

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Case Study 3- Mary

Mary is in a residential care home and loves reading and doing jigsaw puzzles. She used to be able to choose which book to read and which jigsaw puzzle she wants to do but now she finds it difficult to get out of her chair to choose without help. Mary is not in a wheelchair but needs support to walk.

1.How does Mary feel?

2.What support could Mary get from the residential care home?

3.How will this make Mary feel?

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Case Study 4- Aisha

Aisha is in a residential care home and enjoys participating in activities with the rest of the residents. Most of the residential are participating in a Zumba activity and Aisha is watching them. She cannot participate as she is in a wheelchair.

1.How does Aisha feel?

2.How can staff members in the care home help Aisha to participate?

3.How will this make Aisha feel?

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Identify a minimum of 4 different leisure and social activities that take place in the following different settings:

1. Local community

2. A person’s own home

3. Residential day care provision

4. A group living provision

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If I were to ask the following, what am I trying to find out?

Johan – please complete this questionnaire.

Ana – what do you like doing in your spare time?

Nour– please write down contact telephone numbers of members of your family so I can speak to them.

What is a person-centred a approach?

Read the guidance document Importance of Person Centred Approach located in the Task 2 Folder in Teams channel OP1.11 Engagement in Leisure and Social Activities. Then answer the question.

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Links to Task 2 Q5 –
Person-centred approach

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What is a person centred approach?

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