vulnerable residents with learning disabilities and autistic individuals
Hounslow Council is reconfiguring supported living services for residents with learning disabilities and autistic individuals.
Hounslow Council's Cabinet approved plans in March 2026 to reconfigure and retender learning disability supported living services across the borough. This decision aims to improve the quality and coherence of support for residents with learning disabilities and autistic individuals, ensuring they can live more independently within their communities.
The reconfiguration involves awarding a new five-year contract, with an option to extend for three years, for these services. A total budget of £36,252,518 has been allocated, as presented in a report by Councillor Lily Bath, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Public Health and Health Integration.
Key facts
- Hounslow Council's Cabinet approved plans to reconfigure learning disability supported living services in March 2026. Source
- The reconfiguration involves a new five-year contract, with an option to extend for three years. Source
- A total budget of £36,252,518 has been allocated for the new contract. Source
- Councillor Lily Bath presented the report on the reconfiguration to Hounslow Cabinet. Source
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