Council Plans and Achievements

Barbara NichollsVCS 18/03/15

• Talk about achievements 14/15 in ASC

• Outline developing Council plans

• Identify specific issues for VCS

• Cross overs with health

Purpose of today’s presentationPurpose of today’s presentation

Achievements of 14/15

• Peer review – positive results with a way to go

• Better Care Fund programme formally approved by NHS England• Progress on locality based teams• Learning Disabilities

– Increased control of placements• Older People

– Assistive Technology – over 2000 pieces of equipment funded by ASC & health– Multi disciplinary team - reablement

• Care Act – – Advocacy; Carers; Demand management; Information and advice

• Mental health: – Dementia friendly authority

• Market shaping events with providers – to be continued

What is our approach?

Focus on outcomes and well-being – evidence

based

Ensure Choice

Preventative –

Information and Advice

Co-produce

With partn

ersManage Demand Save money

• Plans that will impact specifically:– Voluntary sector review– Manage demand– To approach social isolation as a specific issue– To review the intermediate care pathway and connections (BCF)– Increased offer to carers (Care Act & BCF)– Co-production

A commissioning strategy

Our Plans

Corporate plan – to cabinet todayClean – Safe - proud

More for less

• Potential and challenges in working together

Local Authority

Voluntary secto

r

Being clear about and measuring outcomes

Co- production partners

The same clients – and outcomes

Demand management.

Positive outcomes

To improve links?

Innovation meetings

Sharing of work plans?

Provider portal

Occasional Workshops–

specifically about what is missing –

what service users need?

Inclusion in review

A model

Collaboration on work

programmes

Supporting each others

aims and objectives

Delivering strategic benefits

through joint work we do

Sharing information strategically

Shared understanding

of what is happening Positive

outcomes for Havering

residents

Thank You…