People
Contains 4 resources
Files
Draft EIA - Curriculum Services
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/01/2023
Description
The Outdoor Learning Service Manager role has been vacant since April 2022 and has been covered by a job share on an interim basis. The role previously managed multiple teams including the Education Visits Advice Service, Adventure, PSHE and Swimming. Since the role became vacant, the Education Visits Advice Service ceased with immediate effect and the PSHE function has moved to another team. The Adventure and Swimming services will continue to be delivered, but with a different management structure which means this post will no longer be required.
Draft EIA - Internal Fostering Development
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 20/12/2022
Description
Investment in our in-house fostering service: • To increase support capacity by developing a fostering support team, who will be able to support carers in understanding and responding to complex needs of children in care. • To develop a new fostering payments scheme which will result in an increase of fostering allowances in certain circumstances including a clear package of financial support when providing care to children who have the most complex needs.
Draft EIA - Aligning social care charges to income
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 20/12/2022
Description
The Council commissions Nottingham Revenues and Benefits to undertake financial assessments for those in receipt of adult social care services. The assessment entails two parts: - Identifying any additional income or benefits that the service user is entitled to (e.g. attendance allowance, Council Tax support, universal credit) - Using national formula to calculate a Total Chargeable Income (TCI) - i.e. how much the maximum a person can afford to contribute towards the cost of the care they receive. Regardless of the amount of care received the cost to the service user never exceeds the TCI.
Draft EIA - Adults Complex Re-design
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 20/12/2022
Description
New opportunities have been identified for preventative work to take place with the aim of promoting independence and reducing or delaying the need for formal care and support. This will expand on the work which has been ongoing since the introduction of the Adult Social Care strategy- Better Lives; Better Outcomes in 2018.