Shedfield Lodge: The Ambassador Care Home
For Care Campaign For The Vulnerable
At Shedfield Lodge, we have always believed that true care is rooted in openness, trust, and safeguarding the people who call our home, home.
We became one of the very first care homes in England to introduce safety monitoring technology. This pioneering step reflected our deep commitment to transparency, dignity, and the protection of residents living with dementia.
Almost a decade ago, after meeting Care Campaign for the Vulnerable founder Jayne Connery, our relationship has only strengthened. Today, we are immensely proud to serve as the official Ambassador Care Home for the campaign — a role that allows us to champion its vital message across the care sector. Supporting CCFTV is not just something we do; it is a part of who we are. Together, we continue to lead by example, showing that when safety and compassion go hand in hand, people living with dementia can thrive in an environment of trust, respect, and true understanding.
Learn more about the vital work of Care Campaign for the Vulnerable and why we’re proud to stand as their Ambassador Care Home
Who are Care Campaign For The Vulnerable
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV) was established a decade ago by Jayne Connery, a former marketing and airline professional residing in Buckinghamshire. Recognising the critical need for increased transparency in caring for vulnerable individuals with dementia, Jayne, driven by personal experience, transitioned to a carer role and initiated a dementia support group for families.
Today, Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV) stands as an independent, national, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to safety in care. Collaborating with the care sector, our mission is to advocate for and promote the implementation of independently monitored safety monitoring systems in communal areas and private rooms with consent/best interest decisions across all UK care homes, with a particular focus on dementia care.
