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People who use services who are missing or out of contact with services
What happens if a person who uses services provided by the Department of Adult Social Services is missing or loses touch with the organisation?
The Department of Adult Social Services has procedures in place in the event of a person who uses services being reported missing or out of contact for a period of time.
Home Care, Residential, Day and Nursing Services have procedures to manage situations where they are not able to gain access to a person's home or make contact with them.
What can I do if I am concerned about someone who is missing?
If you are concerned about a friend, relative or neighbour who uses services provided by the Department of Adult Social Services, please contact the Central Advice and Duty Team.
Telephone: 0151 606 2006.
See Also
- Adult carers
- Advocacy for social services clients
- Alcohol, drugs and substance abuse
- Care - at home
- Care - home assessment
- Disabled and older people - rail card
- Disabled people - bus passes
- Disabled people - employment and training schemes
- Drugs - advice and support
- Education - mentoring schemes
- Education maintenance award
- Free school meals
- Hospice care - adult
- Needle exchange
- Needs assessment by social services
- Out of hours social services support
- Residential care - adult
- Respite care for adults
- School - clothing grants and vouchers
- School - transport assistance
- Sixth form access funds
- Student awards
- Student loan
- Supported and sheltered housing - information and advice
- Vetting of contract and supplier staff
- Wills and testaments