MISPER REPATRIATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Nationwide Misper Repatriation for young people, operating 24 hours a day.
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Misper Repatriation Overview
At UK Patient Care, we understand that young people who go missing may be at significant risk, both physically and emotionally. Our Misper Repatriation Service is designed to safely return young people to their designated locations, including secure homes, family, or other approved care settings, while prioritising their emotional and psychological well-being.
We provide trauma-informed care throughout the entire process, recognising the potential emotional and psychological challenges a young person may face after being missing. Our dedicated team of professionals, including registered mental health nurses, care assistants, social workers, and trauma specialists, are trained to provide a safe and supportive environment during every stage of the journey.
How We Support Misper Repatriation
Our Misper Repatriation Service works in close partnership with police, local authorities, social services, and other key agencies to ensure the safe and compassionate return of young people. Whether the young person has been found in a local area or further afield, we are equipped to act swiftly, delivering a safe, respectful, and compassionate return to their home or care setting. Key Features of Our Service:Collaboration with Authorities
We have extensive experience working alongside police and local authorities to ensure a coordinated and efficient response. We follow strict safeguarding protocols and maintain open communication with relevant agencies to ensure the safety and well-being of the young person at all times.
Trauma-Informed Approach
We recognise the potential trauma associated with being missing and are committed to providing a compassionate, respectful, and trauma-informed service. Our team is trained in Trauma Informed Care and ensures that all interactions are approached with empathy and sensitivity.
Safe and Secure Transport
All transport is carried out in our modern, discreet vehicles that are fitted with privacy glass, GPS, CCTV, and sensory support tools, ensuring a calm and secure environment for young people. We prioritise rapport-building and comfort over restrictive practices, avoiding the use of caged vehicles and instead fostering a relationship of trust and safety.
Emotional Support
We believe in addressing the emotional needs of young people during their transport. Our staff are trained to provide reassurance and emotional support, minimising any distress and creating a more comfortable environment during what can be a stressful experience.
24/7 Availability
Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, ensuring that we are always ready to respond to requests for misper repatriation services, no matter when they arise.
Our Trained and Experienced Team
At UK Patient Care, our staff are highly trained to provide the best care for vulnerable young people. In addition to their core skills, all of our team members receive specialised training in a range of areas to ensure they are equipped to handle a wide variety of situations with professionalism, empathy, and care.Our Team Is Trained In
We recognise that young people in crisis may have heightened sensitivities to their surroundings, which is why our staff wear a distinctive purple uniform. The colour and design are non-threatening and non-aggressive, making it easier for young people to identify us. This helps to reduce feelings of fear or distress and creates a sense of safety, making our staff approachable and easy to spot at all times.
Why choose UK Patient Care?
We pride ourselves on providing a holistic and trauma-informed service that focuses not just on the physical transport, but also on the emotional care and safety of the young person. Our approach is centred around the belief that every young person deserves to feel heard, understood, and respected, regardless of their circumstances.Safety First
Our primary priority is the safety and well-being of the young person. We ensure that every aspect of the transport process adheres to the highest safety standards.
Respect and Dignity
We treat each young person with respect, ensuring that they feel safe, secure, and valued throughout the repatriation process.
Professionalism and Expertise
Our team includes professionals from a range of disciplines, all with extensive experience in working with vulnerable young people. From registered mental health nurses to social workers, our team has the skills and knowledge to provide the highest standard of care.
Commitment to Best Practices
As members of the Restraint Reduction Network, we are committed to reducing restrictive practices. Our staff are trained in Prevention & Management of Violence & Aggression (PMVA) and other de-escalation techniques to ensure that young people are treated with care, dignity, and understanding.
How to get started
We are ready to support you with any Misper Repatriation needs. Whether you’re a local authority, police force, or other agency, we can provide a reliable and sensitive service that ensures the safe return of young people in your care. To discuss how we can assist with your misper repatriation requirements or to make a booking, please contact us today. We guarantee to dispatch a professional team within two hours of receiving your request.Contact Us
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FAQ’s
What is Misper Repatriation?
Misper repatriation refers to the process of returning a young person who has gone missing to their designated location, such as a care home, family, or secure facility. The process prioritises the safety, well-being, and emotional support of the young person throughout their journey
How quickly can UK Patient Care respond to a Misper Repatriation request?
We guarantee to dispatch a professional team within two hours of receiving your request, ensuring a fast and responsive service, no matter when you need us.
Who can request a Misper Repatriation service?
Our Misper Repatriation service is available to local authorities, police forces, social services and other agencies responsible for the care of vulnerable young people.
What happens if a young person is distressed during the transport?
Our staff are trained in trauma-informed care and conflict management techniques to ensure the young person feels safe and supported. We focus on minimising distress by offering reassurance and using de-escalation techniques.
Are the vehicles used for Misper Repatriation safe?
Yes, all our vehicles are modern, discreet, and equipped with privacy glass, GPS, CCTV, and sensory support tools to create a secure and calm environment for young people. We do not use caged vehicles, focusing instead on building rapport and trust.
Is the Misper Repatriation service available at all times?
Yes, our service operates 24/7, 365 days a year, ensuring that we can respond to any misper repatriation need at any time.
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