Developing Extra Care Housing  Purnima Wilkinson – emh Group  Gary Turner – Westleigh Partnerships Limited  Sally Taylor – Enable Care and Support

Developing Extra Care Housing  Why extra care housing?  What is it?  Case Study : Oak Court – Blaby Need Partners Funding Design and Development Care and Support

Extra Care Housing – Why?  UK population set to reach 73m by 2037 from 63m in  By 2035 it is projected that those aged 65 and over will account for 23 per cent of the total population.  Number of people over 80 set to more than double from 3m in 2012 to 6.1m in  Proportion of people over 75 will grow from 7.9% in 2012 to 13% in  31% growth in numbers of people of state pension age – 16.1m by  National policy – social care and health needs of older people to support independence, good health and well being.  One strand is to support preventative services and accommodation to support independence.  Extra care housing model and housing related support – one option.

Percentage of older people in the UK 1985, 2010, 2035 Source: Office for National Statistics, National Records of Scotland, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency

Extra Care Housing – Why?  Joint Strategic Needs Assessment ( 2012) for Leicestershire – Number of people over 75 and to increase.  Leicestershire Extra Care Housing Strategy for Older People looked at modernisation of residential care and housing support services in the County.  Strategy recommended development of 500 units extra care across the County by  Scheme at Oak Court, Blaby direct response to this need.  Blaby – one existing extra care scheme.

Extra Care Housing – What is it?  Specialist housing with care and support for older people.  Self contained accommodation together with 24 hour care, support and communal facilities including meal provision.

Extra Care Housing – What is it?  Accommodation which promotes independence. Individual tenancy and own front door with philosophy of resident involvement.  Care and Support tailored to meet individual changing needs. A holistic service.  Building design allows for a flexible and adaptable service.

Oak Court,Blaby – Partnership  Partners  Emh homes / Enable  Blaby District Council  Leicestershire County Council  Westleigh  CCG - Health  Need / Support  Funding /expertise  Funding / support  Funding / Strategic support  Land / construction expertise  Support

Oak Court,Blaby – Capital Funding Package  emh – borrowing, subsidy and RCGF  Care and Specialised Support Funding ( DoH)  County Council – Adult Social Care and New Homes Bonus  Blaby District Council – New Homes Bonu s  £5,222, %  £1,386, %  £1,300, %  £100,0001.3%

Oak Court, Blaby – Design and Development  The Partnership  Consultation and Briefing  Design – partners and end user input

Site Layout

Ground Floor Layout

First Floor Layout

Second Floor Layout

Schedule of Accommodation

Oak Court, Blaby – Design and Development  Construction costs -Land & Construction£7.1million  Programme delivery  Start - February 2014  Completion - March 2015  Employment and Skills – apprentices, local labour market, trades and supplies

Oak Court,Blaby – Care and Support  Care and Support delivered by one provider with Scheme Manager and team of care and support staff on site  Allocations Protocol and Lettings criteria via panel process  Assessment based on individual needs and promoting independence  Communal facilities such as hairdressers and shop managed by local provider.  External caterers providing main meal and snacks.  Links with the community via the local college, and partner providers such as Age UK.  Pilot reablement project in 5 flats working closely with adult social care and health colleagues to enable people to be supported moving out from hospital into an extra care setting.

Oak Court,Blaby

Oak Court, Blaby – Opportunities & Challenges  Funding – Department of Health funding and timeframe.  County – Strategy and funding.  Local Authority support – enabling, funding and members.  Land – Westleigh land to develop extra care and close care bungalows.  Reablement Pilot

Extra Care – Future  Derby Road, Loughborough : 62 unit scheme.  Development Strategy 2015 – 2020 : two schemes.  Schemes :  North West Leicestershire  Leicester City  Support / funding / land etc.

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