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Here for you

In our eleventh edition, we’re taking a look back at how we’ve been making a difference every day within local communities across Kent and delivering the key areas you told us mattered most during the development of our Adult Social Care Strategy and Adult Carers’ Strategy.

Read the local account for adult social care (PDF, 4.2 MB)

Email makingadifference@kent.gov.uk if you need alternative versions of this document.

Introduction to adult social care

Watch our video of "Here for you, how did we do?" describing the achievements, improvements and challenges in adult social care in Kent from January to December 2022.

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Introduction to the Local Account video transcript

Your voice network

Your voice does make a difference.

As part of the co-production work on our strategies, people also told us loud and clear that they wanted to be listened to and worked with when it comes to arranging and accessing support, and that they want to be treated with respect and involved in decisions about their lives or the lives of people they care for.

The council has committed to working closely with Kent residents to implement a more person-centred model of adult social care. This requires a joined-up approach, building the right conditions for true co-production in Kent, so that people’s ideas and experiences are at the heart of social care.

Whatever your reason, get in touch to help us to shape the future of social care - we’re listening.

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How we support residents who need adult social care

  • How we support you

    We have a responsibility to support people with specific needs to live independent and fulfilled lives safely in their local community. We provide information, advice and guidance as well as support and services.

  • What we've done

    We value and celebrate diversity and believe it’s essential to provide services. Between January 2022 and December 2022, our staff supported 36,907 people in a number of different ways.

  • Putting the person at the centre of our vision

    How we’ve worked with people that draw on care and support, their friends, family, carers and our partners to co-produce our adult social care strategy and vision.