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Committe report template (with guidance)
Family Hubs offer support from pregnancy, through the child’s early years, later childhood and into young adulthood, up to the age of 19 (or up to 25 for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities).
Doing your own care and support plan: easy read
This easy read tells you how to do your own care and support plan after Nottinghamshire County Council has said you need support. Doing your own care and support plan: easy read [PDF] If you use assistive technology (such as a screen reader) and need a more accessible format of this document, please email easyread@nottscc.gov.uk.
£20 million levelling up boost for Bassetlaw
This builds on the significant investment already made in Bassetlaw, including nearly £18 million from the Levelling Up Fund, over £3 million from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund as well as £20 million from the Long-Term plan for Towns.
Family health and wellbeing - Nottinghamshire County Council
We understand how important it is for children and families to be happy and healthy. Our teams can help you get the support you need for a range of health and wellbeing issues. We can support with issues which support healthy and happy family life including sleep, toilet training tips, advice with weaning, healthy eating and fussy eaters.
Maximising Independence Service - Nottinghamshire County Council
improving skills in the home: managing household routines and cooking finding new social opportunities: finding local groups and activities finding work: looking for voluntary or paid work or signposting you to more specialist employment support budgeting: learning about money, organising and paying bills and making your money last
Eighty-seven community groups in Notts set to benefit from first round ...
Dozens of voluntary organisations and community groups are set to receive a share of £150,000 to help residents in most need. This is the first round of a 17-month Local Community Fund (LCF) scheme worth a total of £450,000 to specifically help those most affected by the rising living costs. Groups were able to apply for two types of grants. The first is aimed at helping those who are ...
Our shared priorities and ambitions - Nottinghamshire County Council
We work with all other local councils in Nottinghamshire through the City of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Economic Prosperity Committee (EPC). Our shared aims are to: attract significant inward investment, boosting economic growth and raising productivity, as well as growing the private sector. raise living standards and achieve a demonstrable reduction in inequalities including in poverty ...
£233,000 boost to improve community facilities in Nottinghamshire
Community projects which include improvements to sporting facilities, play areas and the local visitor experience are set to share more than £233,500 worth of grants. Twenty-eight groups and organisations are to receive capital grants via the latest round of Nottinghamshire County Council’s Local Communities Fund (LCF). It means they will be able to use the funding to continue their ...
Decision Details: Local Communities Fund (LCF) Support for the Homes ...
Title: Local Communities Fund (LCF) Support for the Homes for Ukraine Reference: 702 Implementation Date (not before): Tue 6 Aug 2024 Department: Place Electoral Divisions All Divisions Decision Type: Portfolio Decision Maker Role: Cabinet Member for Communities and Public Health Is a Key Decision: No Decision which is not subject to Call In No ...
Community organisations share £90,000 to help residents access ...
Broxtowe Borough Council, Eastwood – £7,210 – to establish a food redistribution scheme to support families in Eastwood and surrounding areas to buy food at a discounted rate, have access to healthy eating information and recipes and signposting to other help and support.
Families information service - Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire's Families Information Service is available to help families find childcare and to give information about different types of childcare and funding. The service also offers lots of useful information to parents, including activities to do at home and in the community, guidance on parenting challenges, child development, healthy lifestyles, volunteering, returning to work and ...
The Ombudsman’s final decision - Nottinghamshire County Council
The Council was required to ensure Mr Y received sufficient budget to fund the care and support necessary to meet the needs identified in the assessment and set out in the support plan.
It’s not too late to apply for community-boosting grants
Groups and charities across Nottinghamshire are being reminded to apply for the latest round of community-improving grants this week. These funds will help towards boosting local facilities, essential running costs, as well as improving residents’ access to affordable and healthy food. The latest round of the Local Communities Fund (LCF) is now open for applicants until Friday 24 May 2024 ...
The Ombudsman’s final decision - Nottinghamshire County Council
Personal budget 6. Everyone whose needs the local authority meets must receive a personal budget as part of the care and support plan. A personal budget sets out the cost to the local authority of meeting eligible needs, the amount a person must contribute to that cost, and the amount the council must contribute. A personal budget can be administered as direct payments to enable people to ...
Microsoft Word - Better Care Fund Performance
The 2023-25 Better Care Fund pooled budget has been agreed as £115, 432,831 in year 1 (2023/24) and £119, 310, 655 in year 2 (2024/25) after inflation and is summarised in
Guidance for employees, the self-employed, employers, care providers ...
The latest government financial support for eligible businesses who are affected by the pandemic can be found by visiting the D2N2 Growth Hub or the Government website. To support the recovery of the high street as government trading restrictions are relaxed, the Chancellor has announced the one-off payment 'Restart Grant'.
Latest round of community-boosting funding is now open
Local Communities FundGroups and charities across Nottinghamshire are being encouraged to apply for the latest round of community-improving grants. These funds will help towards boosting local facilities, essential running costs, as well as improving residents’ access to affordable and healthy food. It’s all part of Nottinghamshire County Council’s continued commitment to encourage ...
Deadline looms for groups wanting to apply for latest round of ...
Voluntary and community groups who are helping to improve the health and wellbeing of Nottinghamshire residents can still apply for the latest round of financial support. A range of grants are available via Nottinghamshire County Council’s Local Communities Fund (LCF), which enables eligible groups and good causes to access money to deliver key projects. The deadline for applications is 24 ...
East Midlands Development Corporation - Nottinghamshire County Council
The economy of Nottinghamshire could receive a major boost thanks to three major developments planned by the proposed East Midlands Development Corporation, including the transformation of Chilwell and Toton and Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station. Towns and communities across our county would be able to access tens of thousands of jobs and apprenticeships, new homes, and significantly improved ...
Nottinghamshire Pension Fund
Introduction The County Council is an administering authority of the Local Government Pension Scheme (the “Scheme”) as specified by the Local Government Pension Scheme Regulations 2013 (“the LGPS Regulations”). It is required by Regulation 53 of the LGPS Regulations to maintain pension fund for the Scheme. The Local Government Pension Scheme (Management and Investment of Funds ...