Social care
Stories, page 27
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Croydon's SEND Reforms and EHCP Demand Drive Directorate Transformation Croydon's Children, Young People and Education (CYPE) Directorate is undergoing a significant transformation to address rising demand for services, particularly in the area of...
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Haringey Council approves £8.3m housing support plan Haringey Council's Cabinet has approved a significant housing support plan, allocating up to £8.3 million for services aimed at single adults with complex needs. The decision,...
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Haringey Re-establishes Corporate Parenting Advisory Committee for Children in Care Haringey Council has re-established its Corporate Parenting Advisory Committee to provide dedicated oversight of the council's responsibilities towards children in care and care...
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Hackney Council Approves £350k for New Children's Homes Hackney Council's Cabinet has approved an additional £350,000 investment towards the refurbishment and repurposing of two council-owned properties to create new children's...
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Hackney Council Faces £57.4m Cuts Amidst £2.77m Overspend Hackney Council is grappling with significant financial challenges, with reports indicating potential cuts of £57.4 million over three years. The authority's Cabinet met on...
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Bexley plans borough-wide Community Hubs Network Bexley Council is planning to establish a borough-wide network of Community Hubs, aiming to provide residents with simpler, more accessible, and joined-up support closer to...
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Bexley Council Faces £21.8m Budget Gap by 2030 Amidst Social Care and Inflation Pressures Bexley Council is facing a projected budget gap of £21.8 million by 2030, according to its updated Medium-Term Financial Strategy (MTFS).
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Corporate Parenting Panel review aims for youth focus Harrow's Corporate Parenting Panel is undergoing a significant review aimed at enhancing its focus on the needs and voices of young people in care and care leavers, with a...
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Harrow Council Enhances Care Leaver Support with Revamped Local Offer Harrow Council has revamped its local offer for care leavers, aiming to provide clearer, more accessible, and meaningful support. The updated offer, developed in collaboration...
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Harrow Council's Care Leaver Support Plan Shows Progress on Local Offer and Participation Harrow Council has made significant progress on its plan to enhance support for care leavers, with updates presented on the refreshed Local Offer and participation activities.
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Harrow Council Refreshes Care Leaver Support Offer with Simplified Information and New Sections Harrow Council has refreshed its 'Local Offer' for care leavers, aiming to make the support available to young people leaving the care system clearer, more accessible, and more...
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Bexley aims to recruit 80 new foster carers Bexley Council is aiming to recruit 80 new foster carers as part of its Fostering Strategy for 2026-2030, a plan approved by the Public Cabinet on July 1, 2026. The strategy...
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Harrow's Better Care Fund Plan for 2026/27 Approved, Focusing on Integration and Discharge Harrow's Health and Wellbeing Board has approved the plan for the Better Care Fund (BCF) for 2026/27, building on the previous year's performance and aiming to further integrate...
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Harrow Health Board Prioritizes Frailty for New Integrated Neighbourhood Teams Harrow Health Board has endorsed a renewed focus on supporting residents experiencing frailty, as part of a wider strategy to integrate health and social care services through...
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Internal Audit Report Finds Barking and Dagenham Council's Controls 'Generally Satisfactory' with Areas for Improvement The Barking and Dagenham Audit and Risk Committee has received an internal audit report for the 2025/26 financial year, which concluded that the council's framework of...
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Wealdstone Centre future to be explored by council Harrow Council is to urgently review the future of the Wealdstone Centre following the departure of the Harrow Association of Disabled People (HAD) from the premises. A motion...
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Council to review Wealdstone Centre's future Harrow Council is set to review the future of the Wealdstone Centre following the departure of a key tenant, with a commitment to an open and transparent process for selecting a...
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Council to pay £1,200 compensation over housing case Barking and Dagenham Council has agreed to pay £1,200 in compensation to a resident following a critical report from the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGO)...
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Lambeth Council Faces Concerns Over Community Safety Indicators Lambeth's community safety performance is under scrutiny, with a recent council meeting revealing several key indicators are failing to meet targets. The Lambeth Cabinet...
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Lambeth Council Faces £15.9 Million General Fund Overspend Despite Q4 Improvements Lambeth Council is facing a significant £15.9 million overspend on its General Fund for the 2025/26 financial year, despite improvements noted in the fourth quarter. The Quarter...