Issue details

Delivering the Better Lives Strategy Adult Social Care - BME Day Services

Executive Board is asked to note the outcomes of the extensive consultation exercise on the future delivery of services at Apna and Frederick Hurdle day centres and approve next steps as required.

Decision type: Key

Reason Key: Expenditure > £250,000;

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Wards affected: Chapel Allerton; Hyde Park and Woodhouse;

Notice of proposed decision first published: 20/08/2015

Decision due: 23 Sep 2015 by Executive Board

Lead director: Director of Adult Social Services

Department: Adult Social Services

Contact: Mick Ward, Head of Commissioning 0113 37 83912 Email: mick.ward@leeds.gov.uk.

Consultation process

Adult Social Care and Leeds Involving People jointly facilitated extensive consultation with key stakeholders between May 2013 and July 2014. A communications and Engagement plan has been developed for the next stage of the project which will Involve further extensive consultation with all key stakeholders.

Consultees

Service users, carers, staff, trade unions, Ward Members. Voluntary and Independent sector organisations, Community groups. 

Portfolio Holder: Executive Member for Health, Well-being and Adults

Decisions

Agenda items

Documents

  • The report to be issued to the decision maker wih the agenda for the meeting  
  • Report to the Director of Adult Social Services  
  • Report to the Executive Board  
  • Delivering the Better Lives Strategy Adult Social Care – BME Day Services