1. Ian Lawrence – Hannage Brook GP & Locality Chair
Amber Valley & South Dales QUEST Session – Social Services & Safeguarding
Ian Lawrence – Hannage Brook GP & Locality Chair
DON’T FORGET TO INTRODUCE VICTORIA COGGER!!

2. AV&SDs QUEST – Agenda Time Item Presenter 1pm -2pm LUNCH BREAK
2pm-2.45pm
Introductory Presentations
Introduction & Update on CSTs
Update on Local Authority & financial pressures
Overview of referral processes & Call Derbyshire
Ian Lawrence
Julie Vollor
Dominic Sullivan
2.45pm – 3.45pm
Session 1 – Getting to know you session
- Update from the social work team leads & discussion session on what works well and what could be improved
Social Services Team Leads
Clinical Facilitators
3.45pm – 4.15pm
BREAK
4.15pm- 5.00pm
Session 2 - Safeguarding Update in main room
Jill Ryalls
5.00pm – 5.10pm
Feedback forms, questions and close

3. Contact Details
Name: Dr Victoria Cogger Title: Macmillan Project GP Tel:

4. CONTEXT AND OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
Julie Vollor
Derbyshire County Council
Adult Care
15th January 2014

5. National Context
Personalisation
Integration
Quality

6. National Context - Social Care
Care Bill and Support & Aspiration
Dilnot
Cuts in Funding
Demographics

7. National Context - Demographics
20 years - over 85’s doubles
million more people with long term condition
2030 – Numbers with learning disability up a 1/3rd
2042 – Numbers with dementia doubles

8. National Context - Initiatives
National Collaboration for Integrated Care and Support
NHS Call to Action
Integration Transformation Fund

9. Local Context – Budget Pressures
2009/13 – DCC £70million savings
2013/18 – DCC £157million cuts
Potential Adult Care cuts 2013/18 - £57million
Demographic Pressures 4% and rising

10. Local Context – Care Providers
350 Care Homes – 5,500 beds
50+ Domiciliary Care Providers
Day Care - range of voluntary, independent and in-house providers

11. Local Context –
Learning Disability Providers
Supported Living – 186 schemes
Care Homes – 7 Nursing, 45 Residential – 509 beds
Day Care – 1,000 people with service commissioned by DCC

12. Local Context - Principles
Integrated assessment of physical, social and mental needs
Co-ordinated care and support
Adopting the national and local dignity challenge

13. Local Context – Approaches
24/7 Integrated service delivery
Involving providers as part of the solution
Focus on workforce integration and development

14. Amber Valley and South Dales Fieldwork Services
Adult Care
Amber Valley and South Dales Fieldwork Services

15. Amber Valley Area Office
Who’s Who
Dominic Sullivan
Group Manager
Amber Valley Area Office
Cemetery Lane, Ripley
Tel:
Bev Capel - North
Alfreton Primary Care Centre
Tel:
Districts: Alfreton, South Wingfield,
Alport, Crich, Ironville,
Riddings, Somercotes,
Swanwick, Heage
Ambergate
Jane Glenn - East
AlfretonPrimary Care Centre
Tel:
Districts: Heanor, Loscoe, Codnor, Waingroves, Ripley, Marehay, Langley Mill, Aldercar
Michael Robinson - South
Tel:
Districts: Belper, Duffield, Kilburn, Denby, Holbrook, Shipley, Horsley,
Horsley Woodhouse

16. Who’s Who Jill Ryalls Group Manager 44 Underhall, Two Dales
Tel:
Alison Newcombe- South
The Leys, Old Derby Road Ashbourne
Tel
Districts:Ashbourne,Brailsford,Blackwell,Hartington,Hulland. Matlock Bath, Sudbury,Taddington,Wirksworth,Youlgreave
Shaun Astbury-Grocutt-North
HQ Matlock
Tel
Districts:Bakewell,Darley Dale,Grindleford,Matlock,Rowsley, South Hope Valley
Safeguarding:
Jane Bates
Tel
Wendy Holehouse
Underhall, Two Dales
Tel
DOLS:
Sue Perason
G22 HQ Matlock
Tel

17. Eligibility Criteria
Fair Access to Care Services (FACS) Guidance 2003/2010
Eligibility (Current): Must be assessed at critical, substantial or higher moderate levels of risk and identify unmet needs.
Not eligible (If needs are assessed as moderate or low): Assistance may still be provided with the provision of advice and information about other organisations and services that may be able to provide further assistance. 
More information on eligibility can be found at:

18. What we Do
Adult Care: Supports people with learning disabilities, physical disability and older adults to optimise and maintain their independence. We aim: To enable people (where possible) to remain part of their community whilst protecting those in vulnerable situations.

19. What we Do
Prevention: information, advice, universal services, signposting, equipment (including Telecare)
Prevention (AV) :Housing prevention triage (OT) and referral to Home Improvement Agency (HIA) or Futures Homescape
Equipment and Major Adaptations
Safeguarding: investigation and protection of vulnerable adults

20. What we Do Assess Needs: Mediated assessment
Determine Eligibility: FACS
Support planning: Focus on maximising social capital and achieving Outcomes/Goals
Coordinate and Review Funded Services: Virtually managed Personal Budget (PB) or Direct payment (DP)
Support Hospital Discharges/prevent admission

21. Types of Support Access to:
Re-ablement and Intermediate Care Services.
Funded Services: Homecare, Residential and Respite care, Day Opportunities including Employment
Direct Payments: people coordinate their own support
Supported Living: (including extra care)
Carer Support
Out of Hours: Support for people in crisis

22. Referral Routes
For New Clients: via the Derbyshire Contact centre (Call Derbyshire )
For Existing Clients: via allocated worker (SW,CCW, OT) if known or: via local community team duty system
Out of Hours: via Out of Hours team number

23. Partnerships Clients and their carers Voluntary sector
Acute and Community Hospitals
Contracts and Commissioning
GP’s and Community Health Services
Continuing Health Care (CHC)
Public Health
District Council
Housing providers
Police
Children's Services (CAYA) (Transition)
Direct Care
Independent sector providers
Welfare Benefits
Brokerage