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Council approves £28m package of increased fees for social care market ...
Cllr Jonathan Wheeler, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care at Nottinghamshire County Council, said: “We have agreed £28.2million of fee increases to care providers in Nottinghamshire for next financial year. We are working hard to support and sustain our diverse local care market so that organisations can continue to provide the care that ...
Performance Management Assurance from KLOEs
e.g. for Mosaic (Adult Social Care records system) a General Data Quality report identified 4,785 issues (e.g. missing or incompatible fields). Greater priority is to be given to these issues in 2019/20. Developments in 2019/20: APPENDIX 1 ASSURANCE MAPPING EVIDENCE
Meeting COUNTY COUNCIL
Celebrating Success – Departmental Awards Scheme in Adult Social Care and Public Health At the recent Adult Social Care and Public Health Committee the runners up and winners of the first departmental awards scheme in the Adult Social Care and Public Health Department were announced.
Education Standing Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
4 Policy and Strategy for Inclusion and Special Needs Education 6. The term special needs incorporates an array of medical conditions and physical disabilities in addition to a range of social, emotional and behavioural
Notts home energy support
Supporting energy efficiency upgrades for low-income households. The Home Upgrade Grant (HUG2) offers grant funding to help low-income households in Nottinghamshire make their homes more energy efficient. This programme supports properties that are off the gas grid and focuses on improving heating systems and insulation to reduce carbon emissions and energy costs.
Report to Adult Social Care and Public Health Committee
The Council’s net budget for adult social care and health in 2022/23 is £231.4m, with a gross budget of £435m. The vast majority of this is spent on care and support services that are commissioned externally from both private and voluntary sector providers through
REPORT OF THE LEADER OF THE COUNCIL LGA PEER CHALLENGE 2019 Purpose of ...
As part of this work, the Council’s Corporate Director for Adult Social Care and Public Health has held two meetings with District and Borough Councils to examine the potential for closer working in respect of vulnerable adults, particularly in supporting this cohort to be more independent, in their own homes, ...
Report to Adult Social Care and Public Health Committee
Adult Social Care and Health T: 0115 8041144 E: mark.mccall@nottscc.gov.uk Constitutional Comments (LW 13/02/19) 19. Adult Social Care and Public Health Committee is the appropriate body to consider the content of the report. Financial Comments (AGW 19/02/19) 20. The financial implications are contained in paragraph 18 of this report.
REPORT OF THE CABINET MEMBER FOR COMMUNITIES AND PUBLIC HEALTH CRIME ...
2 • The county-wide community safety priorities that arise from the strategic assessment and that require escalating to the county level. • Ways of co-ordinating activity across the county to address priorities.
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
Laura Chambers - Adult Social Care and Health Paul Davies - Democratic Services Nicola Lane - Public Health Joanna Cooper - Interim Deputy Programme Director, Nottinghamshire Sustainability and Transformation Plan MINUTES The minutes of the last meeting held on 5 October 2016 having been previously
20220331 draft report v4 FINAL - Nottinghamshire County Council
3 12. The proposals have been developed in light of statutory and best practice guidance. The formal arrangements and operation in practice in local district councils and constitutional
Report to Children and Young People’s Committee
1 Report to Children and Young People’s Committee 16th September 2019 Agenda Item: 4 REPORT OF THE SERVICE DIRECTOR, EDUCATION, LEARNING AND SKILLS PROGRESS OF THE PARTNERSHIP STRATEGY FOR NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE POLICE AND CRIME PANEL Monday, 18 April 2016 at 14:00 County Hall, County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP There will be a pre-meeting for Panel Members only in The Civic Suite at 1.15pm
Health Scrutiny Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Health Scrutiny Committee Tuesday, 23 November 2021 at 10:30 County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 Minutes of last meeting held on 12 October 2021 3 - 12 2 Apologies for Absence
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
d) That the 2.00% Adult Social Care Precept is levied in 2024/25 to part fund increasing adult social care costs. e) The County Council element of the Council Tax is increased by 2.84% in 2024/25. That the overall Band D tax rate is set at £1,807.08 with the various other bands of property as set out in the report.
Report to Corporate Parenting Sub-Committee
Safeguarding of Children and Adults at Risk Implications 12. Young people will be better safeguarded via local placements with reductions associated in both Child Sexual Exploitation and Missing episodes. Implications for Service Users 13. The County Council will deliver better outcomes for Looked After Children when they are placed in County. 14.
Report to Governance & Ethics Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Adult Social Care and Health reforms The Government’s white paper, ‘People at the Heart of Care’, was published in December 2021, setting out a 10-year vision to transform support and care in England. In total there are eight pieces of reform that Adult Social Care services are required to implement during 2022 and 2023.
The Ombudsman’s final decision Y and her parents and make Miss Y a ...
make sure the transition to adult care and support is: “well planned, is integrated with the annual reviews of the EHC plans and reflects existing special educational and health provision that is in place”. 20.This requires a transition assessment for adult care or support taking place as part of an annual review.
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
Melanie Williams Adult Social Care Department Colin Pettigrew Children and Families Department Derek Higton Place Department . 1. MINUTES The minutes of the last meeting of Cabinet held on 7 November 2024, having been previously circulated, were confirmed and signed by the Chairman. 2. ...
REPORT OF CABINET MEMBER FOR FINANCE AND RESOURCES ANNUAL BUDGET REPORT ...
d) That the 2.00% Adult Social Care Precept is levied in 2025/26 to part fund increasing adult social care costs. e) The County Council element of the Council Tax is increased by 2.84% in 2025/26. That the overall Band D tax rate is set at £1,894.54 with the various other bands of property as set out in the report.