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Surrey Transition presentation
1. Comp – Transition Team Front Cover
Information for young people and families......
Surrey County Council
County Transition Team
Version: 1.0 Owner: M.Methven
2. Comp – ASC Vision
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A ‘Vision’ for Adult Social Care
‘Working with all our partners to make a
difference to the lives of the people, through
trusted, personalised and
universal social care support, so
people have choice and control, and
can maximise their wellbeing and
independence in their local
community’
3. Comp – ASC Outcomes
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Better Outcomes for People
Delivering this vision will mean that people in Surrey;
Live independently and safely
Have as much choice and control over their lives
as possible
Live in their own home if they wish, or other
accommodation of their choice
Find out about information, services and support
available and how to access them
Get the support they need in local and community
settings
Remain safe from abuse
4. Comp – Transition Timeline
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Transition Journey - Timeline
Children's
Services
Adult Social Care
14-
18yrs
17-
25yrs
17/18
yrs
Transition
Team
‘Involvement’
SDS
Process
Contact
Assessment
& Eligibility
Transition Team
Under
18yrs
5. Comp – Transition Team
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Transition Team – Who We Are
14-
25yrs
Transition
Team
‘Involvement’
The Transition Team works with families
and young people to help facilitate the
smooth transition of (vulnerable)
young people into adulthood.
Team Manager
2 Senior Practitioners
12 Qualified Practitioners
6 Assistant Practitioners
Occupational
Therapist
Carers
Worker
Support
Broker
6. Comp – Transition Team
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Transition Team - Involvement
14-
18yrs
Transition
Team
‘Involvement’
Involvement between 14-18yrs:
- Be ‘involved’ at yearly reviews
(where appropriate).
- Learn about your likes, dislikes,
needs, and aspirations.
- Hold ‘information sessions’ to
explain who we are and what we do.
- Assess (at 17yrs) if you will be
eligible for Adult Social Care
Services.
*Not lead professional at this point
(But we will be working closely with Children's Services
where appropriate).
*
7. Comp – RACS & Eligibility
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FACS & Eligibility Criteria
17/18
yrs
Contact
Assessment
& Eligibility
Proceed to
Supported Self
Assessment
(SSA)
FACS (Fair Access to Care Services)
Assessment by Transition Team
Practitioner
Critical
Advice &
guidance,
and
signposting
Low / Moderate
Eligible
for ASC
Service
Substantial
10. Comp – SDS Process Overview
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SDS Process
17-
25yrs
SDS
Process RAS
Financial
Assessment
This is an assessment of
the young person’s
income only
11. Comp – SDS Process (SSA)
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The SDS Process
Supported
Self
Assessment
Indicative
personal
budget
allocation
Planning &
organising
support
Monitor &
review
££RAS
12. Comp – SDS Process (RAS)
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The SDS Process
Supported
Self
Assessment
Indicative
personal
budget
allocation
Planning &
organising
support
Monitor &
review
££RAS
13. Comp – SDS Process (Planning)
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The SDS Process
Supported
Self
Assessment
Indicative
personal
budget
allocation
Planning &
organising
support
Monitor &
review
££RAS
14. Comp – SDS Process (Monitoring & Review)
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The SDS Process
Supported
Self
Assessment
Indicative
personal
budget
allocation
Planning &
organising
support
Monitor &
review
££RAS
16. Comp – Other Professionals
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SEN Team:
Fund the educational placements and transport
arrangements pre 19yrs.
Pathway Team (SEND):
They identify post 19yrs educational options, and
secure the funding for these placements (from EFA
(formally YPLA)).
Continuing Health Care (CHC) Team:
We have a duty to apply for CHC funding where
appropriate, and the CHC team support us to do this.
Other Professionals
17. Comp – Local Services
Working with providers to offer:
Employment pathways
Accommodation
Care and Support
Education opportunities and course places
Short Breaks (Respite)
Day time opportunities
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Local Services and Provision
18. Opt – You at the Heart / Conclusion
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The Transition Team is there
to support you:
Through the changes into
adulthood.
Ensure you have the right
support you need.
Ensure you have control over
things you want to do.
Ensure you understand the
resources you have to live
your life.
Young people & families in control
19. Comp – Further Info & Contact
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Hugh Constant
hugh.constant@surreycc.gov.uk
01483 517175
Surrey Independent Living Council (SILC)
web: www.surreyilc.org.uk
01483 458111.
SDPP – Advocacy
web: www.sdpp.org.uk
email: advocacy@sdpp.org.uk
0300 030 7333
EmployAbility
01483 519690
Useful Websites:
Surrey County Council – www.surreycc.gov.uk
LD Partnership Board – www.surreypb.org.uk
Surrey Information Point –
www.surreyinformationpoint.org.uk
Further Information & Contacts
Contact the
Transition
Team
tel: 01276 800270
email:
transitionteam@surreycc.gov.uk
Comments, compliments and complaints
web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/complaints
tel: Contact Centre: 0300 200 1005
Senior Practitioner – Operational leads.Qualified Practitioner – Supports clients on their transition into adulthood through the SDS process. The number of qualified practitioners has increased to 12 from 2011 when there were only 4.Support Broker – Facilitates support planning where there might be particularly high support needs or there are communication difficulties.Carers Worker – Specific responsibility for supporting and advocating for carers.OT – Will be assessing equipment needs and supporting with behaviour and sensory needs, and independent living skills.
Transition Protocol will also explain the roles and responsibilities of the Transition Team and other professionals during this time.
Financial Assessment (Paying for adult community care services):If we provide you with community care services you might need to contribute towards the cost of your care package. The amount you will be asked to pay will depend on your income, savings and expenditure. It will also depend on the type of service you are receiving. Community Care includes home based care, Self-directed Support, major adaptations, and day care.You or your representative will be asked to complete a financial assessment form, so that we can work out how much, if any, you will have to pay. We will help you to complete the form and answer any questions you might have.The rules on charging for community care services can be complicated, so we have produced a leaflet which is called: Paying for Care - home and community services, to help you understand how we work out if you will pay.Our policy on charging for community services is based on guidance issued by the Department of Health. This is called: Fairer Charging Policy 2010.
Supported Self Assessment:This Supported Self Assessment will help us to understand and identify what needs the young person has so that we can work out how much support they need. Most of the questions help us do this, and will calculate the personal budget. Some questions will act as triggers to other more detailed assessments, as appropriate, for example OT assessments or Continuing Health Care Assessments.Supported Self Assessment is in two parts – The Young Person & The CarerFirst part is for the young person to tell us about their needs around personal care, daily living activities such as cooking, cleaning, shopping and managing money, leisure activities, keeping safe, making decisions etc. Second part looks at the impact on the Carer, and takes into account their lifestyle, health and well-being.Supported Self Assessment is about choice and control for young people and their families. It is person centred and needs led.
Resource Allocation & Indicative Budget:After completing Supported Self Assessment the young person will be informed of their Personal Indicative Budget Allocation.Once the young person knows how much their personal budget is, they can begin developing their support plan to meet their needs with people they choose for example; their family, a broker or transition worker.
Support Plan:An individual can use their Personal Budget in a way that best meets their needs, for example:To access community activitiesTo provide support at home or in the communityTo provide short breaksSupported LivingThe council wants the young person to be in control where possible. This depends on what they feel able to do, and what they want to do, their level of understanding and their wishes. Support is offered so that they can access advice and support to the degree they wish when developing their plan.There is a process where a young person lacks capacity, which can be discussed with the Transition worker.Managing PBContracted serviceDirect payment(& Indirect payment)Individual service fundSupported Managed Account