Putting people first: supporting a client’s wish

A lifelong passion

For one gentleman in our care, that special moment will come April next year, when he attends a Suzi Quatro concert in Bournemouth.

Now nearing his 70th birthday, he sadly had to move into a care home after it became clear he was no longer safe living on his own. While he is now supported in a safe and caring environment, his dementia means that some parts of his life have faded. And yet, one passion has never wavered – his love for Suzi Quatro.

Treasured memories

When his home was cleared, the depth of that passion was unmistakable. Posters, photos, programmes and concert tickets were all carefully stored away, each one a memory of a special moment. These treasured items now sit proudly in his care home, still bringing him joy every day.

Making it happen

Recognising how important this is to him, one of our Personal Assistants, Jane Wardle, acting in her professional role, arranged tickets for him to see Suzi Quatro live in Bournemouth next April. To make sure the evening is as special, and as comfortable as possible, he will be accompanied by a trusted carer who already visits him regularly and provides warmth and continuity in his day-to-day life.

Putting people first

For us, making this happen is a reminder of why we do what we do. It is about people, not paperwork. It is about safeguarding what makes life meaningful, as much as it is about safeguarding assets.

Specialist Court of Protection team

Our Court of Protection team is here to support individuals and families with compassion and care. Whether it is managing financial affairs, making important decisions, or ensuring loved ones continue to enjoy the things that make life special, we are committed to putting people first.

If you would like to know more about how we can help, please get in touch with our Court of Protection team today.