Publications

We’re proud to share our Annual Review 2020. We reflect on a year that will live long in the memory – a challenging 12 months, but one that will be remembered as a year where we stood together, gave the best of ourselves and showed the world the true value of social care.

This document chronicles the incredible work of our teams, partners and communities, as we navigated our way through the Covid-19 pandemic – not just keeping our people safe and well, but living their best lives possible too.

This year’s publication is interactive, allowing readers to access videos and links to more content, to really relive the many special moments from 2020.

Community Integrated Care’s Annual Report & Accounts 2019-20.

This includes the financial results of year ending 31st March 2020.

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Rugby League World Cup 2021 and InspirationALL Social Care Partner, Community Integrated Care, have teamed up to invite someone who accesses social care to design the official RLWC2021 Christmas Card!

The winning design will become the official Rugby League World Cup 2021 Christmas card and be sent to the thousands of people on the RLWC2021 database. The winner will also receive some RLWC2021 Christmas goodies and an exclusive VIP World Cup experience in 2021.

To enter, email a scan or photograph of your entry to: community@c-i-c.co.uk

Remember to include your full name and contact details.

We’d also love to hear more about you and why you have entered this competition. Please keep your drawing as we might ask you to send us a copy if you are shortlisted for the prize!

Competition closes 9th December 2020. Find more information in the below publication!

In this guide, which has been developed especially for Community Integrated Care by Tim Holmes, a health and wellbeing specialist, you’ll learn easy to adopt tips to enjoy a healthier lifestyle, both in your home and work life.

Community Integrated Care has teamed up with the RFL and Rugby League World Cup 2021 to create a special Rugby League Arts and Activity Pack.

From designing your own shirt to making a mascot, this free resource offers a host of fun and accessible activities to enjoy at home

The publication takes inspiration from the upcoming Rugby League World Cup 2021, with creative challenges including ‘Design a Flag’ and a Wheelchair Rugby League colouring-in exercise. It also gives you the chance to become a Head Coach and pick your dream seventeen from any players from around the globe.

This free toolkit has been specially created by the three partners to support our local communities, offering a fun, stimulating and accessible activity for people to enjoy at home whilst they self-isolate.

The Rugby Football League, in partnership with the national social care charity, Community Integrated Care, and Leeds Rhinos Foundation have launched the #ActiveAtHome initiative, for everyone to keep active during this difficult time.

The #ActiveAtHome project is designed to help everyone keep active and improve their health and fitness in a safe environment during the current climate. The new initiative is inclusive to all so anyone can join in no matter what current level of fitness you may have.

The accessible #ActiveAtHome toolkit incorporates accessible mobility exercises, stretches and 15 individual exercises and activities demonstrated by Leeds Rhinos Foundation’s Health team that can be done in the safety of your home. The online resource includes a step-by-step user guide and a selection of videos to help those taking part.

Participants can adapt and create their own workout from the toolkit and each Monday there will be a weekly challenge or specific exercise to focus on with those taking part encouraged to share the work they are doing and provide feedback using #ActiveAtHome.

We’re proud to launch our Annual Review for 2019.

Reflecting on a year where we’ve dared to be different and break boundaries in everything we do, this Annual Review chronicles the key people, projects and partnerships that have shone in a remarkable time for our charity. We’ve focused this review on the Power of Three – our strategic commitment to our colleagues, customers and communities.

This promise underpins all aspects of our strategy, and we’re exceptionally proud to share progress on how we’ve delivered this commitment in the first year of our strategy. We hope you enjoy this snapshot of the achievements of our charity. You’ll read about award winning teams, innovative new services, life-changing partnerships and most importantly, the people we support leading great lives.

Community Integrated Care’s Quality Advisors developed a special publication, sharing with people who work in the social care sector their advice on how to support people to participate and vote.

Quality Advisors are people supported, and employed by, Community Integrated Care to help us make sure the voice of the people we support is heard when our charity makes important decisions.

The guide was developed at a fun and creative workshop where our Quality Advisors discussed how politics affects their lives and how people can be enabled to vote. It gives creative and easy to adopt advice on how best to support people to cast their vote.

We’re proud to launch our Annual Review for 2017/18.

From championing social inclusion to developing stunning new specialist services, supporting ground-breaking partnerships, through to sharing our insights with the sector, this is a charity that truly makes a difference.

Our exciting new Five-Year Strategy is introduced in this review, which aims to support the charity to successfully navigate the ever-changing social care landscape, whilst keeping our values, the people we support, our colleagues and the communities in which we work, at the centre of what we do.

This Review provides just a snapshot of the achievements of our colleagues and the people we support. You’ll read about award winners, innovative new services, ambitious partnerships and most importantly people leading great lives.

It showcases some of the stunning stories across the last financial year – from our one million pound investment in our exceptional people to bringing live music into our care homes with Comic Relief, Outstanding CQC success to thriving sporting partnerships and pioneering projects.

This publication showcases the achievements of our colleagues and the people we support. You’ll read about award winners, innovative new services, ambitious partnerships and most importantly, people leading great lives.  

This publication showcases two years of investment, development and change in our organisation, as we aim to become the UK’s Leading Health and Social Care Charity.