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Blank commitee report template - Nottinghamshire County Council
The Market Sustainability and Fair Cost of Care Fund (2024/25) is included within the Adult Social Care and Public Health budget for 2024/25. This will be used to support the care market and for the following:
Part 3: The Council's structure - Nottinghamshire County Council
Adult Social Care and Health Children and Families Chief Executive’s Place You can find out more information about the each department's structure on The Council's structure page. You can find out more about the work of the four departments on Virtual Work Experience online modules, where you will get to explore some of the roles and careers ...
Adult Social Care and Public Health Committee
Adult Social Care and Health will look to embed this approach through the Adult Social Care Strategy and be clear with people what they can expect from us at different points of connection with the Council.
Report to Adult Social Care and Public Health Committee
This report informs Committee of the work of Adult Social Care and Health department to develop and lead strengths-based approaches, and the work to develop the culture and conditions needed to enable strengths-based practice to develop.
Adult Social Care, Health, and Public Protection Public Health Team
Adult Social Care, Health, and Public Protection Public Health Team LOCALLY COMMISSIONED PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES (LCPHS) ANNUAL REPORT – APRIL 2017 1.0 Background Nottinghamshire County Council became responsible for the commissioning of LCPHS in 2013.
Vulnerable Persons Panels - Nottinghamshire County Council
Conversations have started between those involved in the Care Act Programme Team, which is funded by the Adult Social Care and Health Committee, and those involved in the VPP development work to look at the implications of the Care Act 2014. 10.
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Report to Adult Social Care and Public Health Select Committee
8. This is reflected in Nottinghamshire’s Adult Social Care Strategy which sets out the Council’s commitment to ‘promote people’s independence and wellbeing by building new relationships between formal social care, health, housing, and the support that already exists in families and their local communities’. 9.
Nottinghamshire County Council Adult Social Care and Health Department
In it the government promised to reform public service delivery to older people and set new national standards for health and social care services. It sought to achieve these objectives through further modernisation plans and by requiring health and social care services to work in a more collaborative way.
Notinghamshire Adult Social Care Local Account 2024 Progress Report
Executive Summary This report highlights the progress we have made against the Local Account priorities in 2024 (the Adult Social Care Strategy). It shows the impact this has had, key data, stories of diference from local people who draw on care and support and what we are going to focus on next. The report is a good reflection of the department’s achievements that we are proud of and want ...
Report to Adult Social Care and
Purpose of the Report 1. This report provides Adult Social Care and Public Health Select Committee with an overview of mental health service provision across the health and care system, confirms the Council’s adult mental health service offer, and sets out some of the key challenges and opportunities for the Council in this area of work.
Support for people with a sight impairment - Nottinghamshire County Council
The Adult Deaf and Visual Impairment Service (ADVIS) provides specialist support to people with a sight impairment. ADVIS has specialist Rehabilitation workers who understand the difficulties caused by sight impairment. Coronavirus advice and information for visually impaired people What is Rehabilitation? Rehabilitation is about regaining your skills and confidence to help maximise your ...
REPORT OF THE CORPORATE DIRECTOR, ADULT SOCIAL CARE, HEALTH AND PUBLIC ...
3. Also as part of the sector led improvement process, councils are required to complete an annual self-assessment; the next one will be due in June 2016. Following on from this there is a local challenge, whereby an external consultant (a previous Director of Adult Social Care) reviews the self-assessment and meets with Directors on an individual basis to consider areas of good performance ...
Microsoft Word - 6_app1.doc - Nottinghamshire County Council
The existing charging policy was designed for charging clients receiving traditional social care provision such as homecare. A new policy is therefore required to ensure transparency and equity for all service users based on ability to pay, regardless of the size of the package of care and support required or the services they use, fitting with the idea of personalisation.
Become a care home worker
Our care homes support both younger people (under 65) and older adults (over 65). Due to the 24-hour nature of residential care, care home providers can offer flexible hours to fit around your family, social life, and friends. Everyone gets a full induction when they start, with ongoing training and development.
Policy Library - Nottinghamshire County Council
Council policies, procedures, guidance and strategies are designed to ensure high standards are maintained at all times. As part of our commitment to be open and transparent, all of our policies and strategies are being made available through a policy library. The library will bring together the definitive versions of all of these documents into a single point of reference. The policy library ...
2023 - 2025 Better Care Fund Narrative Plan
NHS contribution to adult social care to be maintained in line with the uplift to NHS minimum contribution Invest in NHS commissioned out-of-hospital services Implementing the BCF policy objectives: Enable people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer Provide the right care in the right place at the right time.
Adults Social Worker - Nottinghamshire County Council
I am Sue, and I am an Advanced Social Work Practitioner. I work in a Younger Adults project team in Nottinghamshire. I qualified in 2003 and have worked in Direct services (day services), Residential Care Services, as a Learning Disability Social Worker and as a Team Manager in the past. My current role involves all Younger Adult service users across Nottinghamshire, and line managing a small ...
Adult Social Care and Public Health Select Committee
That a further report on Adult Social Care and Public Health Performance, Risks and Financial Position be brought to the September 2024 meeting of the Adult Social Care and Public Health Select Committee.
Reablement support worker
The "Could you Care?" quiz is aimed at people who are considering a career in adult social care. It presents six short scenarios and asks what you would do. For each scenario there are three options to chose from.