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We are a team of qualified social workers, working to support Local Authorities , Charity Organisations and Individual clients who wish to have a private / independent service. We complete Assessments, Person centered plans, Mental Capacity Assessments , Review of care needs, NHS continuing care checklist, Provide Advocacy and we have a team of Best interest assessors. JJCHALM social workers will also support you to source a care provider that will meet your needs. We are currently covering Essex , Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridge. We are proud to have been named a Trusted Provider Organisation by Suffolk county council.
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25 St Margaret's Green, IP4 2BN, Ipswich, United Kingdom
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