Neglect, suffering and abuse in care homes must be stopped

Neglect, suffering and abuse in care homes must be stopped

Everyone was surely sickened and shocked by the footage ‘Behind Closed Doors’..

After the success of my book ‘Behind Those Care Home Doors’, I enlisted the help of a
London Artist to help me write this song.

The message being, if our own mother or father suffered abuse or neglect, we would
blow that whistle and make our voice’s heard.

Those in our care are someone else’s most precious and loved family member, their
lives entrusted in our hands.

We all have the ability to report poor care, no matter what our role.

One person alone cannot end this, we must all take responsibility for protecting the
vulnerable.

Don’t walk away, be their voice, we can make a difference.

Andrea Sutcliffe the Care Quality Commission head and James Titcombe, hospital safety advisor asked me to attend a meeting recently in London, they were the first to hear my song and have both Tweeted about it.

I felt some reassurance about the changes taking place and was happy to have been able to speak to them about what I feel needs to change.

Anyone who cares about those we look after will be able to hear my message in the song, this is sung beautifully by Chantel Baylee.

About me

I have been in the care industry for 16 years and have been shocked by uncaring professionals who ignore neglect and abuse.

Being a previous whistle blower myself for Sir Douglas Bader’s wife, her daughter kindly not only wrote a foreword for my book but has also designed the CD case.

by Adeline Dalley

The CD is available from 17th June but can be pre-ordered.

You can download it on iTunes, Google Play, or buy it from Amazon.