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Some consideration of geographical models new model for supported living in Swansea, which focuses on geographical approaches to support, innovative approaches to assistive technology, progression and move on 9.2 Reduce reliance on residential care models of support and focus on geographically based tenancy based options Some work with Residential Providers to change their model of support An increase in tenancy based options where appropriate 1. As part of the Accommodation Strategy reduce reliance on residential care options unless residential care is a positive choice or needs cannot be met within a tenancy based setting Rachel Evans Campisi March 2018 9.3 Increase use of Assistive Technology to increase choice and control within people’s lives and the services they access Night time support in supported living Supported Living Framework – expand the market New ISA outcome focused and targeted support Peer led approaches Assistive technology in time support review People are not over supported Cost of provision is consistent with what people need Increased control and choice As part of the Accommodation Strategy work with providers to explore innovative approaches to utilising assistive technology in a range of settings, including the persons own home. Mark Campisi/Rachel Evans March 2018 9.4 Better knowledge of who is coming through and the types of support ‘People’ commissioning approach Improved knowledge and therefore planning for younger people coming through, their level of need, the types of support required 1. Put in place a better system for understanding who is coming through from children’ services and the support they require Mark Campisi December 2017