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Kate Higgins questions


Question NoQuestionAnswer
1Please tell me how much funding your la received
 in 2008-09 from SG towards meeting its policy of providing an additional 10,000 weeks of respite care etcnot known
 in 2009-10 from SG towards meeting its policy of providing an additional 10,000 weeks of respite care etc$9,000
 will receive in 2010-11$18,000
   
 Please tell me how much of that allocation your la 
 spent in 2008-09all
 is spending in 2009-10all
 intends to spend in 2010-11all
   
   
2Please tell me how much your la allocated from within existing GAE monies for the purpose of providing hours and nights of respite care/short breaks inAmount allocated from existing GAE monies (based on actual expenditure on respite)
 2007-08$563,669
 2008-09684226
 2009-10648587
   
 How much does it intend to allocate in 2010-11676007
   
   
3Please tell me to which budget head and purpose your la allocated the additional monies it received from SG towards meeting the policy of providing 10,000 weeks of respite care etc.Care Homes for Older People & Care Homes for Other Adults
   
 Please tell me how the allocations to each budget head and purpose were actually spent?On provision of respite beds.
   
   
4Please tell me, in relation to your la's commitment to achieving an additional 10,000 weeks of respite care etc, how many of these hours and nights have been and are being provided for disabled children and young people in
 2008-092713 Outreach hours/142 Residential respite
 2009-102511 Outreach/144 Residential respite
   
 Please also tell me how many hours and nights of respite care/short breaks were provided by your la for disabled children in 2007-08.All of the above were provided for children with special needs
   
 Please also tell me how many hours and nights you intend to provide in 2010-11The actual volume has not been defined, but is likely to be on a par with current year.
   
5Please tell me how much money has been spent and is being spent on providing respite care/short breaks for disabled children & young people in your area in 
 2007-08146661
 2008-09156458
 2009-10162409
   
 Please also tell me what you intend to spend on respite care etc for disabled children & young people in your la in 2010-11153301
   
   
 Supporting information required - 
 including information contained within budgets and related papers, council and committee papers and minutes, correspondence between officers or between officers and third parties, meeting papers and any other relevant papers and documents.New Respite Strategy Group & Respite Panel have been established for Adult Services. Note of first meeting of respite panel is attached which defines the purpose of the panel.

Respite AfC


Action for Children Respite 2009/10 
@ May 2009School term (est 38 wks)School hols (est 14 wpa)TotalTotal Annual cost 
No of weeks3814   
 ** 304** 252** 55638174 
 ** 456** 210** 66634461 
 ** 380** 168** 54831053 
 ** 342** 126** 46828625 
 0** 21** 215703 
 0** 84** 842424 
 0** 42** 422254 
 0** 42** 421688 
 0** 84** 842633 
Total Hours** 1482** 1029** 2511147015 

Respite LH Children


Accy CodeAmountYearPeriodWeekNo of nights etc
 89220097317
 10012009286
 639.4620098335
 1001200951910
 715200929 
 589200993826
 784.3200941721
 85820092528
 6479.76   ** 103

Respite UB Children


Accy CodeAmountYearPeriodWeekDatesNo of nights
 1578.0120093111-7 May7
 17620093111 -7 May 
 2584.51200941412-18 June7
 110200941412-18 June 
 302.43200951931-July 
 1528.5820096231-6 August7
 924200972818-24 Sept7
 1710.01200972818-24 Se[t 
       
 3992.3   4 - 13 Dec10
 1061.29   29, 30 & 31 Jan 20103
 ** 8913.54    ** 41

budget papers


BUDGET PAPERS        
         
         
     Financial EffectBreakdown of Financial Effect
Service ProposalImpact on Service2010/11EfficiencyIncome GenerationReduction in Service
Care Homes for the ElderlyCurrently maximum yearly respite is 8 weeks per client. Withdraw/Reduce number of dedicated respite beds by 20% (2 beds) and replace with 2 additional permanent places.This would realign the service to take account of current service user requirements / demand for permanent placements within TACUN, Trainaid and Harris House.2000 2000 
         
CommitteeService Reduction ProposalImpact on service2010/11 Saving Łk     
Joint ServicesWithdraw respite bed at one Independent Care Home which is currently occupied for less than 50% of the year. Would reduce respite availability, adverse impact on national performance indicator for respite provision. However, due to the low utilisation - less than 50% occupancy it provides a cost saving opportunity.$23,000     
         
         
Please Note: These changes reflect the increase in complex care packaging (20+ hour packages) and the consequent respite provision for users and carers in the community rather than in residential settings. Users are able to stay longer in the community with greater support and therefore demand for residential respite places in discreet areas of the Western Isles has reduced.      

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