Personalisation in relation to the support provided to the person you are looking after

The information contained in these care plans was insufficient to ensure that staff would be able to meet the person's needs and provide person centred support.. Within the

The local authority must provide information, advice and support to help people and their carers assess their needs and options, even if they do not meet the council’s

• The local authority must ensure that an Education, Health and Care plan is prepared for the child or young person.. • The plan will confirm the specific needs of the child or

It is the intent of the Central Region Outdoor Program Support Team (CROPS) to provide councils with information and tools to improve local outdoor program and help them to

Where compensation or insurance payments provide for the cost of their care and support, then the regulations need to be clear that the Local Authority should be able to recover

“community care services” means services, other than services for children, which a local authority are under a duty or have a power to provide, or to secure the provision of,

Similarly, carers are more likely to say they provide help because they love the person with cancer if they give over 35 hours support a week, or if providing the care affects

The floating support scheme aims to provide short term (not more than two years) floating support to young people who are at risk and young people leaving Local Authority Care