Simple terms explainer
If a person chooses to let the council manage their support, the council arranges and oversees the services on their behalf. This includes assessing needs, creating a support plan with the person, arranging care or other services, monitoring quality, and reviewing the plan regularly to make sure it continues to meet their needs. The person still has a say in how support is delivered, but the council takes care of the practical management, ensuring the services are safe, effective, and tailored to their preferences.
Legal status
Statutory
Duty category
Adult social care
Duty type
Public impact
Social determinant of health
Social and community context
Emerging policy and legislation
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Bodies with shared interest
Standards and frameworks
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