of carers who received support agreed that they had been involved in relevant decisions made about how care or support was provided. Percentage of voluntary organisations offering family welfare and children activities: No data provided about the figures for 2015-16. The report simply notes that in 2016–17 10.2% of voluntary organisations offered welfare and children activities. Percentage of adult service users receiving a direct payment: No data provided about the figures for 2015-16. The report simply notes that in 2016–17 the percentage of direct payments made by local authorities in Wales was 7.1%. The percentage of people reporting overall emotional and social loneliness: No data provided about the figures for 2015-16. The report simply notes that in 2016–17 the group that reported the highest levels of overall emotional and social loneliness were whose who received care and support (22%), followed by those who did not receive care and support (17%) and by carers who receive support (15%). . Protection from and neglect In this section several of the measures show deterioration eg domestic abuse (a – 13% increase), sexual offences (a 21% increase). In terms of people in need of social care services the percentage of people reporting that they felt were: ‘safe’ For carers who received support, 4% felt less safe (down to 87%); For those people who received care and support, 3% felt less safe (down to 84%); For those who did not receive care or support, 4% felt less safe (down to 88%).
of carers who received support agreed that they had been involved in relevant decisions made about how care or support was provided. Percentage of voluntary organisations offering family welfare and children activities: No data provided about the figures for 2015-16. The report simply notes that in 2016–17 10.2% of voluntary organisations offered welfare and children activities. Percentage of adult service users receiving a direct payment: No data provided about the figures for 2015-16. The report simply notes that in 2016–17 the percentage of direct payments made by local authorities in Wales was 7.1%. The percentage of people reporting overall emotional and social loneliness: No data provided about the figures for 2015-16. The report simply notes that in 2016–17 the group that reported the highest levels of overall emotional and social loneliness were whose who received care and support (22%), followed by those who did not receive care and support (17%) and by carers who receive support (15%). . Protection from and neglect In this section several of the measures show deterioration – eg domestic abuse (a 13% increase), sexual offences (a 21% increase). In terms of people in need of social care services the percentage of people reporting that they felt ‘safe’ were: For carers who received support, 4% felt less safe (down to 87%); For those people who received care and support, 3% felt less safe (down to 84%); For those who did not receive care or support, 4% felt less safe (down to 88%).
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