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PAMIS Tayside
 
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University of Dundee
15-16 Springfield
Dundee
DD1 4JE

 
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PAMIS Tayside

PAMIS Tayside offers support for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), their family and carers and interested professionals. 

The Family Support Service in Tayside works with families and professionals to help make real change happen for people with PMLD. To achieve this we work closely with family carers to ensure their views are heard at both national and local levels. We also work in partnership with colleagues in Health and Social Work to ensure that the needs of people with PMLD and their carers is highlighted within current health and social care strategies and policies.

  • We offer home visits to discuss any problems families might be experiencing
  • We support families at meetings, reviews, hospital and G.P. appointments
  • We support the professionals and staff involved in the lives of the individuals and families that we support

PAMIS is also active in NHS Tayside’s Best Practice Group and works closely on issues related to PMLD in the acute hospital setting.  

PAMIS also represents families on the Dundee Strategic Planning Group and the PIP implementation group.

PKAVS has a valued team of over 80 staff and 100 volunteers whose skills and expertise enable us to reach our objectives and have the positive impact that we do.

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PKAVS relies on over 100 dedicated volunteers who help with all aspects of our work.

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