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Care plans
When you contact Social Services, your details are passed to a Social Worker who will visit you to make an assessment of your needs. This assessment will help to determine the type of support that you require.
The Social Worker will then discuss and agree with you the best way to provide this support, and will write a summary of the agreement. This is known as a care plan. The Social Worker will keep a copy and a copy will also be given to you.
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