Why this exists

Care Continuity is being developed to help people keep their voice when support changes. This website has information and a made-up practice example. It is not a staffed care service.

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A person should not lose their voice, support or an unresolved concern because a worker, provider or official changes roles. Care Continuity is exploring a free public-interest service to help people keep track of evidence, accepted responsibility and real outcomes.

It is intended to be useful across disability and mental health support, and at the points where care meets hospitals, emergency services, police and legal decision-making. These are proposed uses, not operating integrations.

People with disability and people with mental health support needs must have meaningful authority in its design and governance. Families and workers contribute essential knowledge; neither a family account nor an institutional record is automatically treated as the whole truth.

What exists: this public website and an invented handover exercise. What is not established: an independent host, a funded response team, secure case intake or evidence that the service improves real outcomes.