Residential Rehabilitation services: Access is through referral by community services in the North and South of Westminster. These referrals are agreed by a Westminster Substance Misuse Services Panel. This is only for open to Westminster Eligible Service Users who are aiming towards abstinence; Detox: Access is through referral by community services in the North and South of Westminster. These referrals are agreed by the Westminster Substance Misuse Services Panel. They are only available for Westminster residents who are aiming for abstinence. Open Access: community services are available to all Westminster residents Tier 2/3 needing support for their substance misuse. Open access services include drop-in services, structured interventions and prescribing services. Needle exchange services: including pharmacy based and in open access services, are available to anyone who requests and is not subject to any residency criteria. Aftercare: is available for all Westminster residents on pathway to recovery. Residents can access the North and South Drug and Alcohol Services for access to education, training and employment through one to one key working sessions and relapse prevention groups. 4 RESOURCES & FINANCIAL PROCEDURES 4.1 Resources 4.1.1 For the 20011/12 Financial Year, the total value of the DAA Individual Services to be jointly commissioned by the Partners through Pooled Fund Arrangements is £9,448,400. 4.1.2 Tables 1-5 of Appendix 1 of this Schedule 4 show: the respective contributions of the Partners to the Pooled Fund, including external funding streams / income; and the agreed allocation of the Pooled Funds for the 2011/12 Financial Year. 4.2 Financial Planning 4.2.1 The Lead Commissioner(s) for the Council and the PCT will ensure that any matters relating to the joint commissioning/Pooled Fund Budgets that might have a material effect on income or expenditure are identified and reported to the Westminster Drug and Alcohol Action Team as the body responsible for monitoring the area considered when setting the required budget for the following Financial Year.
Residential Rehabilitation services: Access is through referral by community services in the North and South of Westminster. These referrals are agreed by a Westminster Substance Misuse Services Panel. This is only for open to Westminster Eligible Service Users who are aiming towards abstinence; Detox: Access is through referral by community services in the North and South of Westminster. These referrals are agreed by the Westminster Substance Misuse Services Panel. They are only available for Westminster residents who are aiming for abstinence. Open Access: community services are available to all Westminster residents Tier 2/3 needing support for their substance misuse. Open access services include drop-in services, structured interventions and prescribing services. Needle exchange services: including pharmacy based and in open access services, are available to anyone who requests and is not subject to any residency criteria. Aftercare: is available for all Westminster residents on pathway to recovery. Residents can access the North and South Drug and Alcohol Services for access to education, training and employment through one to one key working sessions and relapse prevention groups. 4 RESOURCES & FINANCIAL PROCEDURES 4.1 Resources 4.1.1 For the 20011/12 Financial Year, the total value of the DAA Individual Services to be jointly commissioned by the Partners through Pooled Fund Arrangements is £9,448,400. 4.1.2 Tables 1-5 of Appendix 1 of this Schedule 4 show: the respective contributions of the Partners to the Pooled Fund, including external funding streams / income; and the agreed allocation of the Pooled Funds for the 2011/12 Financial Year. 4.2 Financial Planning 4.2.1 The Lead Commissioner(s) for the Council and the PCT will ensure that any matters relating to the joint commissioning/Pooled Fund Budgets that might have a material effect on income or expenditure are identified and reported to the Westminster Drug and Alcohol Action Team as the body responsible for monitoring the area considered when setting the required budget for the following Financial Year.
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