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Jo Davies made this Freedom of Information request to Derbyshire County Council
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From: Jo Davies
25 January 2012
Dear Derbyshire County Council,
Under the Freedom of Information Act, I kindly request the
following information in relation to day services for adults with a
learning disability in your local authority:
1) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability were known
to social services in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and c) 2011/12?
2) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability attended
day activities in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and c) 2011/12:
i. 5 days a week or more
ii. 4 days a week
iii. 3 days a week
iv. 2 days a week
v. 1 day a week
vi. 0 days a week?
3) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability attended
the following type of day activities in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and
c) 2011/12:
i. day centres
ii. employment
iii. education
iv. voluntary work
v. other activities?
4) How many a) day centre places and b) equivalent day service
places for adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability were funded
by the local authority in the following financial years:
i. 2009/10
ii. 2010/11
iii. 2011/12;
and how many do you expect will be funded in iv. 2012/13?
5) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability who
attended day activities in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and c) 2011/12
lived:
i. in the family home
ii. in their own home
iii. in supported accommodation
iv. in residential accommodation?
6) If there have been day service closures within the local
authority, have any alternative services been put in place for
those who attended the day centre; i.e. new learning
disability-specific community activities or transport to/from
suitable existing day activities?
7) If there have been day service closures within the local
authority, were consultations held, and if so, what were the
consultation periods? Please provide full details (excluding
personal/confidential data) of all consultation responses and the
resulting statement from the council.
8) Have charges for any of the following services increased since
1st April 2009:
i. day centre attendance
ii. transport to and from day activities
iii. any related activities;
and if so by how much?
Yours faithfully,
Jo Davies
From: Contact Centre (Chief Executives)
Derbyshire County Council
25 January 2012
Dear Jo
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From: Raju,Aneeta (Corporate Resources)
Derbyshire County Council
25 January 2012
Dear Ms Davies
Thank you for your below request received on the 25th January 2012.
We will be dealing with your request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. In accordance with the legislation, the deadline for responding is 20 working days from receipt of the request, this being the 22nd February 2012. However, we shall endeavour to deal with your request promptly, and if possible before this date.
Yours sincerely,
John McElvaney, Director of Legal Services
Derbyshire County Council.
01629 538337/ Internal 38337
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From: Jo Davies
22 March 2012
Dear Aneeta,
I am writing to remind you that I am yet to receive the information
I requested on learning disability day services.
Please respond ASAP as this information is now considerably
overdue.
Yours sincerely,
Jo Davies
From: Raju,Aneeta (Corporate Resources)
Derbyshire County Council
22 March 2012
I am now out of the office and will be returning on Tuesday 27th March
2012. I will try to deal with your query as soon as possible upon my
return. However if your query is urgent, then please contact Lucie Evans
on 38337.
From: Raju,Aneeta (Corporate Resources)
Derbyshire County Council
28 March 2012
Dear Ms Davies
I refer to your below request for information. I am sorry that you have not yet had a response to your request.
I would be grateful if you could grant the Council a short extension to respond to your request, until Thursday 5th April.
Thank you in advance for your co-operation.
Yours sincerely,
John McElvaney, Director of Legal Services
Derbyshire County Council.
01629 538337/ Internal 38337
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From: Jo Davies
10 April 2012
Dear Aneeta and John,
I have still not received the information I have requested.
Please respond by the end of today with the information in full.
Yours sincerely,
Jo Davies
From: Brailsford,Neil (Adult Care)
Derbyshire County Council
12 April 2012
Dear Jo,
Thank you for your request dated 25/01/12 which has been dealt with under
the Freedom of Information Act procedures.
Please accept my sincere apologies for the delay in this information being
sent to you.
You asked –
Dear Derbyshire County Council,
Under the Freedom of Information Act, I kindly request the
following information in relation to day services for adults with a
learning disability in your local authority:
1) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability were known
to social services in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and c) 2011/12?
2) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability attended
day activities in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and c) 2011/12:
i. 5 days a week or more
ii. 4 days a week
iii. 3 days a week
iv. 2 days a week
v. 1 day a week
vi. 0 days a week?
3) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability attended
the following type of day activities in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and
c) 2011/12:
i. day centres
ii. employment
iii. education
iv. voluntary work
v. other activities?
4) How many a) day centre places and b) equivalent day service
places for adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability were funded
by the local authority in the following financial years:
i. 2009/10
ii. 2010/11
iii. 2011/12;
and how many do you expect will be funded in iv. 2012/13?
5) How many adults aged 18-65 with a learning disability who
attended day activities in a) 2009/10, b) 2010/11 and c) 2011/12
lived:
i. in the family home
ii. in their own home
iii. in supported accommodation
iv. in residential accommodation?
6) If there have been day service closures within the local
authority, have any alternative services been put in place for
those who attended the day centre; i.e. new learning
disability-specific community activities or transport to/from
suitable existing day activities?
7) If there have been day service closures within the local
authority, were consultations held, and if so, what were the
consultation periods? Please provide full details (excluding
personal/confidential data) of all consultation responses and the
resulting statement from the council.
8) Have charges for any of the following services increased since
1st April 2009:
i. day centre attendance
ii. transport to and from day activities
iii. any related activities;
and if so by how much?
Yours faithfully,
Jo Davies
Our response – Please see attachments.
I have also attached the Cabinet report which reports on the results of
the consultation regarding the closure of Ringwood centre and the
development of the ‘hubs’ by Macintyre (a national charity) , which
replaced Ringwood day centre.
So the people who attended Ringwood were all offered an alternative
service in the Chesterfield area, with transport, run by Macintyre.
Regarding the consultation responses, these are contained in the 4
appendices to the Cabinet report.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information or
clarification.
I hope this now deals with your request for information. However should
you wish the outcome to be reviewed, please follow the procedure as set
out below;
Stage 1:
In the first instance, please send in your comments, and wherever
possible, a copy of your request and the covering letter enclosing the
information or refusing your request to:
Lucie Evans
Trainee Solicitor
Legal Services Division
Derbyshire County Council
County Hall
Matlock
DE4 3AG
Email: [1][email address]
Please ensure that correspondence is marked as “Request for a review of my
Freedom of Information Act / Environmental Information Regulations
request”, and bears any case references you have been given.
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Should you have further questions or queries, please do not hesitate to
get in contact.
Yours sincerely
Neil Brailsford
Data and Information Manager
(Information Governance)
Adult Care Department
Derbyshire County Council
County Hall
Matlock
Derbyshire
DE4 3AG
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