Adult Social Care APPG

1: House has considered Government funding for adult social care in Shropshire.It is a pleasure to serve - Speech Link
2: the domino effect of the under-provision of social care in Shropshire on the acute trust, and how that - Speech Link
3: start to meet the huge rise in demand for adult social care in our county. I will explain why Shropshire - Speech Link
4: Although it is absolutely the case that adult social care is very important in Shropshire, and in other - Speech Link
5: their homes in order to pay for their long-term care. I have to tell the Minister that I had never come - Speech Link
6: and from the other senior councillors is that social care is their top concern. The Minister will know—she - Speech Link

1: living longer, sometimes with complex care needs. Social care funding for future years will be settled - Speech Link
2: ongoing crisis in social care caused by persistent underfunding and a fragile and failing care market. As the - Speech Link
3: and disabled people need dignified, high-quality care and support. When properly resourced it does work - Speech Link

1: That this House has considered user-led social care.It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship - Speech Link

1: the Report from the Economic Affairs Committee Social care funding: time to end a national scandal (7th - Speech Link
2: introduce the Economic Affairs Committee’s report, Social Care Funding: Time to End a National Scandal.We - Speech Link

1: considered before finalising the settlement.Social careThis Government are dedicated to supporting - Speech Link

1: of all casework by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman between 26 March and 29 June due to - Speech Link
2: essential that people can voice concerns about their care and have complaints properly investigated. The ombudsman - Speech Link
3: to introduce a statutory appeal system for adult social care, as originally planned for in April 2020? - Speech Link
4: April 2016 we committed, in fact sheets about the Care Act, to introduce an appeals process. That is still - Speech Link
5: department to come forward with its plans for social care reform as soon as possible. How many complaints - Speech Link

1: Seebohm report, which laid the foundations for adult social care, was published 50 years ago in August. It - Speech Link

1: along with that of the Department of Health and Social Care. Before I sit down, I must also mention and thank - Speech Link
2: organisations and individuals who process health and adult social care data. The Bill is drafted widely to allow - Speech Link

1: documents: First Joint Report of the Health and Social Care and Housing, Communities and Local Government - Speech Link
2: in a social care funding crisis; further notes that 1.4 million older people have unmet social care needs; - Speech Link
3: in a social care funding crisis; further notes that 1.4 million older people have unmet social care needs; - Speech Link

1: Government; recognises that this has resulted in social care budgets in England losing £7 billion; further - Speech Link
2: Government; recognises that this has resulted in social care budgets in England losing £7 billion; further - Speech Link
3: publicity and public reaction, and that we should take care to ensure that our publicity and our public reaction - Speech Link
4: dedicated public servants who deliver neighbourhood and care services on the frontline. Years of uncertainty - Speech Link
5: few things in the Lansley Act—the Health and Social Care Act 2012—that I thought was good, because it - Speech Link
6: Friend to Nottinghamshire, where spending on adult social care is now £33 million lower than it was under - Speech Link
7: people-based services of adult and children’s social care, so although social care has been cut in real terms - Speech Link
8: that the Government have to find more money for social care for future year budgets, and it needs to go to - Speech Link