ADULT SOCIAL CARE PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW Sample Clauses

ADULT SOCIAL CARE PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW. This Portfolio Agreement sets out the key responsibilities in relation to services and budgets. It also details the range of activities, projects and programmes which will support delivery of the priority outcomes, the risks to delivery and the measures which will reflect progress over the year. The Adult Social Care Portfolio helps people to make informed choices and live as independently as possible within their communities by:  Providing a range of Council and commissioned services including preventative support that delays the need for more intensive, long term social care support.  Ensuring that customers get the information, support and service they need, in a timely manner, when they first contact Adult Social Care.  Ensuring that people who are eligible for support have access to stability enhancing services that re-build skills and confidence and which supports a return to independence.  Developing integrated health and social care teams which provide a broad range of services in neighbourhoods, and which build community capacity and networks  Enabling the development of a stable and sustainable social care economy that delivers high quality services and recruits and retains a skilled workforce. The Portfolio will also work closely with the Health, Reform & Governance, Children and Families and Communities and Housing Portfolios, along with the Leader in relation to the governance and funding of the Stockport Together partnership. The Portfolio will also contribute to shared outcomes in the Council Plan and in particular, it contributes to a number of outcomes that are priorities within the Health Portfolio including:  Promoting healthy communities and reducing inequalities  Protecting the health of the population  Early intervention, living and ageing well  Supporting the work of the voluntary sector Amongst the services included in the portfolio are;  Neighbourhoods Adult Social Care Services  Boroughwide Adult Social Care Services  Learning Disability ServicesMental Health  Commissioning  Safeguarding Further information on these services is included on page 13 and budget information on page 45. Contextual data - demography and service utilisation Stockport Council serves a population of over 290,000 people, growing at a rate of around 1,000 people per year. Of particular relevance to adult social care is the rate of population growth in older adults, with a 5% growth in the over 65 population and an 11% growth in the over 85 p...
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