of domiciliary care will commence in 2014 to take effect from April 2015. The review is considering outcome based and payment by results models. 2012–2019 Housing Consultation with service users, Rush stakeholders, local organisations, Commissioning Manager In October 2011 Cabinet approved significant and the public is ongoing as sites for capital investment to stimulate the individual schemes are identified, development of Extra-Care Housing in and individual schemes are Hampshire. Extra-Care Housing provides 24 developed. To get involved, contact hour care and support on site to older people Peter Rush. living in a group of self-contained flats. Now Whilst a number of key sites have that more older people are choosing to stay in been identified, the establishment of their own homes for longer, Extra-Care the grants programme offers an Housing will provide older people with a real opportunity for any organisation to alternative to residential care, offering them apply for funding to develop extra greater independence, choice and control. care schemes in Hampshire. Full details of the grants programme can Work has been carried out to identify the be found at: areas where there will be the highest future demand for Extra-Care Housing. Engagement has taken place with stakeholders and potential providers of Extra-Care schemes. Delivery mechanisms have been identified, a
of domiciliary care will commence in 2014 to take effect from April 2015. The review is considering outcome based and payment by results models. 2012–2019 Housing In October 2011 Cabinet approved significant capital investment to stimulate the development of Extra-Care Housing in Hampshire. Extra-Care Housing provides 24 hour care and support on site to older people living in a group of self-contained flats. Now that more older people are choosing to stay in their own homes for longer, Extra-Care Housing will provide older people with a real alternative to residential care, offering them greater independence, choice and control. Work has been carried out to identify the areas where there will be the highest future demand for Extra-Care Housing. Engagement has taken place with stakeholders and potential providers of Extra-Care schemes. Delivery mechanisms have been identified, a Consultation with service users, stakeholders, local organisations, and the public is ongoing as sites for individual schemes are identified, and individual schemes are developed. To get involved, contact Peter Rush. Whilst a number of key sites have been identified, the establishment of the grants programme offers an opportunity for any organisation to apply for funding to develop extra care schemes in Hampshire. Full details of the grants programme can be found at: Rush Commissioning Manager
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