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From April 2015, care and support in England is changing for the better.
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Kent is one of 14 national integration pioneers appointed by the Department of Health.
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The 5 main principles for providing housing to adults with learning difficulties.
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Our strategy for provision and demand for housing, care and support services.
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Our strategy and vision for carers in Kent.
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Reviewing how we support people with learning disabilities to live full and active lives within their local communities.
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Our plan for people with learning disabilities based on the question: ‘What makes a good day?’
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Our progress on implementing the Transforming Care Review against the national framework, identifying gaps and taking action.
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The Better Homes Active Lives housing project is to build and manage modern apartments for older and disabled people in Kent.
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This local account describes what we have achieved in adult social care during the past year and sets out our vision for the future.
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The Partnership Strategy for Learning Disability in Kent 2012-2015.
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Shaping and developing care and support for adults in Kent.
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‘Your life, your wellbeing’ explains our vision for adult social care for the next 5 years.
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This strategy sets out our vision for adults with autism in Kent and the direction we will take over the next five years towards achieving this vision.
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What services are required to meet the health and social care needs of children and adults who are d/Deaf, deafblind and sight impaired within Kent.
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Details of how we plan to use digital innovation and technology to improve the wellbeing of adult social care users in Kent.
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The management structure and responsibilities of the Adult Social Care and Health team from April 2019.