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Page 1: Building Community Capacity · Demand management via service substitution and therefore cost avoidance Built on community development principles and connectivity – a life not a

Emma Hanson, Head of CommissioningJune 27th 2014

Building Community Capacity

What’s new in Social Care Conference June 27th 2014

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£340million…

The journey so far…

…what  we’ve delivered in savings between 2011‐2015

£330million …new savings estimated between April 2014 and March 2017  as part of Government spending round June 2013

£280million…of that is delivered or planned up to March 2014

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The total savings required are equal to around 50% of the council’s budget as it stood before the cuts

50%

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• Budget reductions are tougher than any seen before

• at the same time, demand for services continues to increase

• LGA, National Audit Office and Public Accounts Committee have stated that some councils will not survive

Delivering efficiencies will not be sufficient to meet the challenge… it is the toughest test we have faced

Challenge on an Unprecedented Scale

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Rising Demand – Kent Picture

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• Health inequalities and rise of multiple long term conditions

• Impact of Welfare Reforms

• Rising cost of living ‐ fuel and water poverty

• Care Act requirements 

Additional Social Issues

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• Get the best possible outcomes within the resources we have available

• Develop a system that is both affordable and sustainable

• Improve outcomes for vulnerable people within Kent County Council

• Encourage growth and diversification of the provider and voluntary sector market

Strategic Aims

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• Optimise our internal systems and work practices• Improve care pathways to ensure they are more accessible and efficient

• Improve commissioning and procurement practices, deliver ‐ Homecare and Care Home re‐lets 

KCC to become a ‘Commissioning Authority’

Transformation of Adult Social Care

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A Life not a Service !

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A Life not a Service !

What does a good life look like for you and your family and how can we work together 

to achieve it? 

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• Key partner in the transformation of adult social care

• Integral to building Community Capacity

• Ideally placed to deliver and respond to a local need,  know their community

• Innovative responsive services

• Add social value 

Voluntary Sector Role in Transformation

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Community Capacity Building Programme

Where we are;

£14m grants and £4m contracts in community based services

Not fully aligned to KCC strategic outcomes/priorities

Provided via a range of voluntary sector partners

Historically grown different services in different areas, equals  inequity of access and a postcode lottery

Lack of performance management 

Services not consistently networked together 

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Information advice and guidance Emotional 

wellbeing and 

befriending

Day opportunities and Social activities

Self care  and Long Term Condition Support  

Specialist Dementia support 

Advocacy

Carers Support 

Equipment and teletechnology 

Help at home, Meals, cleaning, gardening

Person

Reshape market and develop Circles of

Support model with no wrong door

Current model confusing array that you have to navigate

for yourself

Person

Information advice and guidance

Emotional wellbeing 

and befriending

Day opportunities and Social activities

Self care  and Long Term Condition support  

Specialist disease or condition support 

Advocacy

Carers Support 

Equipment and teletechnology 

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The Vision  ‐ Person Centred Community Based Services 

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Community Capacity Building Programme

Where we need to be:

Develop core offer or menu of services to support independence, well‐being, self management and tackle social isolation

Alternative support to assessed care packages that supports:

Demand management via service substitution and therefore cost avoidance

Built on community development principles and connectivity –a life not a service 

Proportionate performance management, focus on outcomes 

Generic where possible specialist where proven necessary

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• Carers Assessment and Support, new outcome focussed contract delivered via 4 vol sector partners 

• Evened out historic spend with a funding allocation formula • Ended years of grant funding 37 grants and 13 organisations• Embedded culture of performance management, via 

intelligent and collaborative commissioning • Know what we are getting and can evidence SROI• Using outcome star to show impact on carers resilience and 

ability to care/cope• Makes service more sustainable in tough times 

Case Example

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Risks and Issues 

……are multiple, varied and complex !!!

• The sector has had little intervention, shaping or strategic development 

• In some cases KCC has created a dependency culture based on years of grant funding – many organisations financially unsustainable without KCC funding

• Poorly developed/patchy models of collaboration and partnership working 

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Community Capacity BuildingWorkstreams 

Information, Advice and Advocacy 

Mental Health Core 

Offer

Older Person’s Core 

Offer

Specialist Sensory Services

Carers Core Offer

Physical and Learning Disability  Offer

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Actual Budget 2014-15 325 million

Hypothetical Budget 2017-18 ???? million

Home Care/SIS andSupportedAccomodation

Direct Payments

Care Homes

KCC Staffing

Volutary/CommunityServices

74

35

155

35

18 8Home Care/SIS andSupported Accomodation

Direct Payments

Care Homes

KCC Staffing

Volutary/CommunityServices

Other inc inhouse services

Towards a Balance Budget 

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Care Bill Requirements 

• Focus on wellbeing, provide early intervention and preventative services that reduce, delay of present support needs of both adults and carers 

• Establish and maintain a universal information and advice service

• Clause 5 a new duty for local authorities to create a diverse market of high quality providers, be aware of changes in demand and ensure that services are sustainable 

• Local authorities must give particular attention to ensure sufficient services that enable participation in work, education and training. 

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• Outcomes: shifting thinking and practice towards outcomes the positive change that results from an activity 

• Social value: using methods such as Social Return on Investment to evaluate outcomes 

• Well‐being: capturing and using well‐being evidence the ‘Six Ways to Well‐being’ and Outcome star methodology 

• Prevention: a systemic approach to pushing resources ‘upstream’ and understanding how prevention can be evidenced 

• Co‐production: developing skills and awareness to truly co‐produce working in equal partnership, bringing in the expertise, time and skills of people who use and deliver  services, and developing an assets based approach to support

Commissioning Approach  

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• Every pound spent benefits our residents and is value for money for Kent taxpayers

• All our activity is focused on the delivery of our strategic outcomes

• All decisions taken, and services commissioned, are based on a strong understanding of customer need

• Every option considered for the delivery of services is done so on the basis of a full understanding of true costs

• The strengths of the voluntary, community and private sectors in Kent are fully utilised

• Tough decisions, including when to decommissionservices, are taken in an appropriate and timely manner.

Towards Excellence in Commissioning 

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Next Steps

• Continue to deliver programme one of transformation

• Programme two assessment and design with our efficiency partner July – August

• Develop business cases to support Mental Health and Older Person’s core offers

• Co‐produce model and required outcomes with range of stakeholders 

• Plan programme and prioritise and sequence projects 

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Questions

Emma Hanson, Head of Commissioning Community Support