A joint assessment, where relevant agencies work together to avoid the person undergoing multiple assessments (including assessments in a prison, where local authorities may need to put particular emphasis on cross-agency cooperation and sharing of expertise). A combined assessment, where an adult’s assessment is combined with a carer’s assessment and/or an assessment relating to a child so that interrelated needs are properly captured and the process is as efficient as possible. Table to consider Eligible Needs Needs Outcomes Wellbeing The needs As a result of the the As a consequence, arise from or are adult is unable to achieve is or is likely to be a related to a two or more of the significant impact on the physical or mental following: adult’s wellbeing, impairment or including the following: illness. a) managing and maintaining nutrition; a) personal dignity b) maintaining personal (including treatment of hygiene; the individual with c) managing toilet needs; respect); d) being appropriately b) physical and mental clothed; health and emotional e) maintaining a wellbeing; habitable home c) protection from environment; and neglect; f) being able to make use d) control by the of the home safely; individual over g) developing and day life (including over maintaining family or care and support personal relationships; provided and the way it h) accessing and is provided); engaging in work, e) participation in work, training, education or education, training or volunteering; recreation; i) making use of f) social and economic necessary facilities or wellbeing; services in the local g) domestic, family and community including personal relationships; public transport and
A joint assessment, where relevant agencies work together to avoid the person undergoing multiple assessments (including assessments in a prison, where local authorities may need to put particular emphasis on cross-agency cooperation and sharing of expertise). A combined assessment, where an adult’s assessment is combined with a carer’s assessment and/or an assessment relating to a child so that interrelated needs are properly captured and the process is as efficient as possible. Table to consider Eligible Needs Needs Outcomes Wellbeing The needs arise from or are related to a physical or mental impairment or illness. As a result of the the adult is unable to achieve two or more of the following: a) managing and maintaining nutrition; b) maintaining personal hygiene; c) managing toilet needs; d) being appropriately clothed; e) maintaining a habitable home environment; f) being able to make use of the home safely; g) developing and maintaining family or personal relationships; h) accessing and engaging in work, training, education or volunteering; i) making use of necessary facilities or services in the local community including public transport and As a consequence, is or is likely to be a significant impact on the adult’s wellbeing, including the following: a) personal dignity (including treatment of the individual with respect); b) physical and mental health and emotional wellbeing; c) protection from and neglect; d) control by the individual over life (including over care and support provided and the way it is provided); e) participation in work, education, training or recreation; f) social and economic wellbeing; g) domestic, family and personal relationships; day
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