Aviva Community Fund provided £267 of match funding
Dignity for everyone - Dignity postcards are free, they educate and raise awareness for everyone's right to dignified, compassionate care.

Treating people with kindness, respect and compassion is always important; but Dignity has never been needed more than during the Covid19 pandemic. Imagine you, a relative or friend are feeling alone, are ill or in need of care, hospitalised or dying, without any dignity or compassion? You may say that was unthinkable, or something that happens in other countries, but unfortunately, we all know someone or may have been that person who has experienced being treated without dignity.

The Dignity Council are a charity run solely by amazing volunteers who work tirelessly alongside a growing army of dedicated Dignity champions . We ensure dignity is upheld for everyone, regardless of class, race, gender, religion, abilities, or anything else other than seeing the human. Since 2006 we have campaigned for everyone to have the right for their voice to be heard. 
These free resources are available to individuals and care providers and have been designed to support the promotion of dignity and improve the quality of care and the experience of those using services in such as hospitals, community services, care homes and home support services. They serve as a reminder for everyone about what to expect and why, helping people be more confident to stand up for their right to dignified care.

By supporting our dignity campaign and helping fund our postcards you'll help us get the message out to those who care and those receiving care. Please DONATE and support this project and sign up to join our 150,000 dignity champions at http://www.dignityincare.org.uk Dignity in
the heart, mind and actions!!
"I am delighted to be associated with the Dignity in Care Campaign and the efforts it makes to understand and promote dignity. This is done with tenderness and generosity. Wide may its influence spread.”
Dignity Ambassador, Baroness Joan Bakewell
Aviva Community Fund provided £267 of match funding
This project successfully funded on 14th July 2021