In Control works hard to understand the effect personal budgets
are having on the lives of disabled and older people who need
support.
In Control regularly works with local authorities to help them
review and learn from their implementation of self directed
support.
The reports from this work are published here.
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A personalised approach to homelessness
- Last Updated : 15 March 2011
The latest results of a pilot scheme, initiated by In Control,
which offered personalised budgets to rough sleepers have shown it
to be a remarkable success.
Homelessness - Big Event 2010
- Last Updated : 15 March 2011
Presentation, from In Control's Big Event 2010, about
homelessness and personal budgets in the City of London.
My budget, my choice - City of London
- Last Updated : 12 February 2011
This report documents work in the City of London that led to
people from different social care groups taking control of a
personal budget.
Your support, your way - Richmond
- Last Updated : 20 January 2011
Your support, your way documents how self-directed support has
been implemented in the London borough of Richmond Upon Thames.
This time it's personal - Northamptonshire
- Last Updated : 18 January 2011
This short paper describes Northamptonshire's exploration of how
self-directed support would work in the county. By reorganising its
approach to social care, the local authority wanted to find out if
local people with learning disabilities could r...
Way ahead - North Lanarkshire
- Last Updated : 18 January 2011
This report documents and evaluates the early experiences in
North Lanarkshire demonstrating the impact of the In Control
approach to self-directed support.
Last Updated : 09 February 2011. Page Author: Paul Ferguson.