Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
This briefing by Shared Lives CE Alex Fox describes ten features of an ‘asset-based area’ which are necessary for developing strong communities and sustainable public services.
This report sets out a direction for improving the evidence base for personal budgets.
It is a response to the National Audit Office’s report into Personalised Commissioning in Adult Social Care (published in March 2016). The NAO ...
The Personal Outcomes Evaluation Tool is developed by In Control and the Centre for Disability Research at Lancaster University. It measures the experiences of people in receipt of personal budgets and personalised care and support. In particular, how people experience the planning of their care.
TLAP’s Care Act survey, commissioned by Department of Health, is the first to explore the impact of the Care Act on the lives of people with care and support needs. A survey of this scope has never been done before. It was completed in 2016 following the first year of implementation of the Care Act in 2015.
This report offers an update of what is happening in Plymouth, Hampshire and Derbyshire around Personal Health Budgets for children and young people
What is EachStep?
What is Bispham Gardens?
What is a Belong village?
The focus of personalisation has been on supporting people in community settings, more needs to done to support people who are working to make personalisation happen in care homes for older people.
The Supporting Working Carers report offers good practice examples that demonstrate how employers are making significant progress with supporting an increasing number of working carers. They are finding that doing so is beneficial to the business as well as to the individual.
A webinar which covers alternative models of Home Care such as Wellbeing teams, Community Circles and what commissioners and providers can do to move in this direction.
Outlines the organisations and resources available for commissioners to help make the case for engaging and empowering communities.
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- Self-directed support and personal budgets
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This briefing by Shared Lives CE Alex Fox describes ten features of an ‘asset-based area’ which are necessary for developing strong communities and sustainable public services.
This report sets out a direction for improving the evidence base for personal budgets.
It is a response to the National Audit Office’s report into Personalised Commissioning in Adult Social Care (published in March 2016). The NAO ...
The Personal Outcomes Evaluation Tool is developed by In Control and the Centre for Disability Research at Lancaster University. It measures the experiences of people in receipt of personal budgets and personalised care and support. In particular, how people experience the planning of their care.
TLAP’s Care Act survey, commissioned by Department of Health, is the first to explore the impact of the Care Act on the lives of people with care and support needs. A survey of this scope has never been done before. It was completed in 2016 following the first year of implementation of the Care Act in 2015.
This report offers an update of what is happening in Plymouth, Hampshire and Derbyshire around Personal Health Budgets for children and young people
What is EachStep?
What is Bispham Gardens?
What is a Belong village?
The focus of personalisation has been on supporting people in community settings, more needs to done to support people who are working to make personalisation happen in care homes for older people.
The Supporting Working Carers report offers good practice examples that demonstrate how employers are making significant progress with supporting an increasing number of working carers. They are finding that doing so is beneficial to the business as well as to the individual.
A webinar which covers alternative models of Home Care such as Wellbeing teams, Community Circles and what commissioners and providers can do to move in this direction.
Outlines the organisations and resources available for commissioners to help make the case for engaging and empowering communities.
No results found.