The Greenwood Centre in Camden, which focuses on independent living for adults with disabilities, received an outstanding rating from the Care Quality Commission. Opened in 2019, the facility prioritizes mental health needs and offers various activities to its users, including cooking and art. The centre's dedication to equity in service access has been praised, particularly given Camden's diverse population and stark socio-economic disparities. CQC's chief inspector commended the centre for delivering exceptional, person-centered care that positively impacts users' lives and addresses inequalities.
Harry Low and Hannah Gray BBC Camden's first centre of independent living - run by and for adults with disabilities - has just been rated outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
James Bullion, CQC's chief inspector of adult social care, described the centre as "providing exceptional levels of service" and said he was "very impressed".
Their clear commitment to equity, making sure everyone was able to access services in a way that suited their needs and reduce inequalities was at the heart of everything they were doing.
Against this backdrop, it was incredibly impressive to see the high-quality and person-centred support they were providing, and the work to reduce these inequalities changes people's lives.
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