Teri Waller -
Personal Support Broker
Personal Support Broker
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about teri waller
After completing my degree at Brunel University, I obtained an honours degree in Business Administration specializing in European Community Law. I then undertook a number of educational roles ranging from teaching Business Studies to training disaffected young people to enter employment.
In more recent years I have worked in social housing as a Community Co-ordinator, focusing mainly on large new housing developments, and subsequently further trained as a Personal Support Broker. I have been working independently since November 2011 and am now an approved broker for Buckinghamshire and for Hertfordshire councils. MY VALUES Empowerment - this is an essential aspect of my work. The objective is always to enable individuals, families and carers to take charge of the services they receive and deliver, and to ensure that the needs and choices of the person receiving care is at the centre of all decisions. Inclusion - It is important that all individuals feel able to make decisions about their own lives, and are able to take an active part in everyday life.They should, wherever possible, enjoy the same access to opportunities and activities as their contemporaries, regardless of age and ability. Empathy - To ensure that services are delivered that recognise an individual or families needs and aspirations. My training history includes:
•National Brokerage Network accredited Broker •Welfare Benefits •Deprivation of Liberties •Safeguarding Awareness •Mental Capacity Act •Dementia Awareness •Mental Health awareness •Care Act Training •Care Funding Adviser •Telecare and Telehealth •Autism Awareness •Transitions |
Mission Statement:
I will constantly strive to further improve my service, to share knowledge gained, to add value and ideas to the sector, and to consistently focus my efforts on the individual needs and choices of the person (or persons) for whom the support care is being provided.
I will constantly strive to further improve my service, to share knowledge gained, to add value and ideas to the sector, and to consistently focus my efforts on the individual needs and choices of the person (or persons) for whom the support care is being provided.