Professional and Compassionate Social Work Services
AJH Social Work understands the challenges that come with finding quality capacity assessments and independent social work services.
Quality, Compassion & Integrity
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or a loved one, my experience and compassion can help to guide you every step of the way.
Based in Lincolnshire, I offer a range of tailored services designed to meet your unique needs, ensuring that you receive the right help, at right time and from the right person
My Approach
I believe in providing honest, compassionate, and personalised social work services. With over a decade of experience across local authorities, the NHS, and the charity sector, I have the expertise and local knowledge to deliver the support you need.
Whether it’s a detailed legally sound capacity assessments, care assessment, guidance on navigating the care system, or ensuring your loved one receives the best possible care, I am here to help.
Mental Capacity Assessments
Comprehensive Mental Capacity Act (MCA) assessments to determine a person’s ability to make a decision, including COP3’s, conveyancing, LPOA’s, whatever the decision I can help.
Adult Social Care
Comprehensive reviews and assessments to ensure that adults receive the right support and value for money in their care arrangements.
Advocacy
Empowering individuals to have their voices heard. Providing independent advocacy services to safeguard your rights and interests.
Best Interests Reports
Detailed reports to guide decision-making for those lacking capacity, supporting you to independently apply the best interests checklist.
Professional Deputies
Expert support and guidance for Professional Deputies, ensuring all actions and decisions comply with your legal duties and best practices.
Immigration
Specialised assessments and reports to support immigration cases, providing clear and professional reports to meet legal requirements.
Ready to get started?
Contact me today for a free consultation to discuss how I can help you or your loved one.
Partner Agencies
Solicitors and local authorities who choose AJH Social Work for mental capacity assessments, professional deputyship support, Care Act assessments, and DoLS. We are proud to provide professional, reliable services that help support your and your clients.
Mental Capacity
Assessments
Cop 3, Deputyship, Care Decisions, Making a Will, Lasting Power Of Attorney, and many more.
Care Assessments
& Reviews
Self-funded care home reviews, second opinions and advocacy.
Legal
Services
Mental Capacity Assessments, Court of Protection, Deputyship, LPOA Certification
Safeguarding
Consultancy
Independent Investigations, Subject Matter Advice, Practice and Policy Review, Quality Assurance and Improvement.
Why Choose Me
Local Expertise
Compassionate Support
Tailored Services
Fixed Prices
Key Services
Independent Care Assessments
Mental Capacity Assessments
Care Home Reviews
Advice and Guidance
My Commitment
Transparent Communication
Legally Compliant Reports
Timely Response and Support
Client-Centred Approach
What My Clients Say
The thorough assessment and honest advice we received were exactly what we needed.”
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What Happens If an LPA Turns Out to Be Invalid?
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Whose View Counts Most in a Best Interests Dispute?
Under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, no single person’s view automatically counts for more, not the family’s, not the professionals’, not even the person’s own…
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What Happens After a Section 42 Safeguarding Enquiry?
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What Are Professional Deputies Actually Expected To Do?
A professional deputy appointed by the Court of Protection is expected to act within four standards set by the Office of the Public Guardian: making…
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Does Dementia Mean Someone Lacks Mental Capacity?
No. A dementia diagnosis on its own never proves someone lacks capacity, and the law is explicit about this. Capacity is assessed decision by decision,…
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