Daytime support in Oxfordshire

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Daytime support in Oxfordshire What do you think about our plans for change? Easy Read

Contents Page What is this all about? 3 What do people need from support during the day? 4 Our aims for daytime support 6 Our plan 8 1. Support for living well in the community 2. Free support for vulnerable people 9 11 3. Personal budgets 13 About you 20 For more information 24 2

If you need help with this document or more information please contact us on: Telephone the Daytime Support Team: 01865 323410 Email: daytimesupportreview@oxfordshire.gov.uk What is this all about? We are planning to make changes to the way we organise day time support in Oxfordshire. We want to know what you think. This easy read document tells you about our plans and asks you questions to find out what you think of them. 3

Please read this and answer the questions. Please send us your comments by 9am on Tuesday 20th December 2016. What do people need from support during the day? People have told us that they need day time support because: It gets you out of the house It helps you to be independent It is where you see your friends People with learning disabilities also said that they need day support for: Help to do their work Help to get them a job Learning new skills 4

Carers said that day support gives them a break from their caring work. Question 1: Do people need daytime support for anything else? Yes No If yes - please say what 5

Our aims for daytime support We want: Everyone to live well by being involved in their local communities People to be less lonely by helping communities to support each other To help communities to develop more things for people to do in the day We want people to have good information about all the ways they can be more independent We want vulnerable people to have the chance to: Have good friendships Have a job or volunteer Learn skills which help them to be more independent 6

We want people who need more support to have: Care and support to live well in their communities Choice and control over how this works for them erent good quality places to get support We want carers to be able to have a break from caring. 7

Our plan We plan to: 1. Support people to live well in their community 2. Give free support to vulnerable people to get involved in local activities or get a job 3. Give personal budgets for people who are most in need We need to do this with less money. 8

1. Support for living well in the community We have been paying nearly 1 million to 47 community daytime support services. Instead we want to give a quarter of a million pounds to: Community daytime support services in areas that need it most New projects in local communities We will also help local groups to keep going Transport People will get help to find new transport arrangements including: Good neighbour schemes The Comet - A transport service you can book 9

Question 2a: Do you think this will help there to be daytime support in your community? Question 2b: Why do you say that? Question 3: Are there any other ways we could make sure there is daytime support in your community? 10

2. Free support for vulnerable people We will offer one-to-one support to help people to: Plan how to live well Work towards achieving their goals This support will be free and available to anyone who could benefit from it. OxForward This service will help 700 people with disabilities a year to: Get involved in local activities Have a job or a volunteering role We plan to carry on supporting this service. Dementia Support Service This service give face to face support to about 120 people a week. We are planning to carry on supporting this service. 11

Question 4: What is good about these options? Question 5: What is not so good about these options? 12

3. Personal Budgets We will provide support for people who need it most. We will make sure people have a erent support: Services run by voluntary and community organisations Direct payments to buy own support A Community Support Service run by the council We will help there to be more choice by giving money for new projects to get started Question 6: How will this plan help people to have more choice? 13

Community Support Service The council will replace its Health and Wellbeing Centres and Learning Disability Daytime Support services with a new Community Support Service. This will provide both: Individual support Group support The service would be for any person who needed daytime support. This would include people with learning disabilities, older people and people with physical disabilities. There will be transport for people who need it. The staff who support people in the daytime, will provide transport. People who pay for their own support will be able to buy the service from the council at the same price as we charge people we fund. 14

There are two options for the Community Support Service Option A Running the service from 8 centres. These would be at Oxford, Banbury, Didcot, Witney, Bicester, Wantage, Abingdon and Wallingford. People would still go out into their community, but there would be activities also in the building. We will look at using buildings that include a range of other community actives like a cafe, library health clinics etc. 15

Question 7: Please say what is good about this option Question 8: What is not so good about this option? Question 9: Will Option A meet the needs of people who use services? Please tick one box. Yes, definitely Yes, a bit Not Sure Not much Not at all 16

Option B The service would be based in four areas in Oxfordshire (City, North, South and West). We w erent community buildings as a base: like libraries, leisure centres, allotments, housing schemes. There would also be four small centres in Oxford, Banbury, Didcot and Witney. These would include spaces suitable for people who require special equipment to meet their needs, together with quiet spaces for people who need this support. 17

Question 10: What is good about this option? Question 11: What is not so good about this option? Question 12: Will Option B meet the needs of people who use services? Yes, definitely Yes, a bit Not Sure Not much Not at all 18

Question 13: What are the most important things that must happen? Question 14: Is there anything else that we need to provide? Question 15: Are we doing this in a fair way? Do you think that some people would be more affected than others? Please say why. 19

About you 1. Are you a Daytime Support Service user Carer I run services for the council I provide services independently Professional Councillor Prefer not to say Other - please say what 2. Are you involved with Older people's services Learning disability services Both Neither Other - please say what 20

3. If you use a daytime support service, please tell us which one 4. If you are a councillor or a professional: a. please tell us which organisation or area you represent b. Would you be happy for your answers to be published by the county council or shared with the county council? We will not give out your personal contact details. Please tick all that apply. Yes - I am happy for my answers to be published as part of the council report Yes - I am happy for my answers to be shared with the county council No, neither

5. Are you? Male Other Female Prefer not to say 6. How old are you? Under 11 12-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 Over 84 7. Are you married? 8. What is your ethnic background? 9. What is your religion? 22

10. If you are disabled - please say what sort of disability 11. Are you pregnant or have you been pregnant in the last year? 12. Are you Heterosexual or straight Gay or lesbian Bisexual Other Prefer not to say 13. Are you the same gender as when you were born? Yes Prefer not to say No 14. What is the first part of your postcode 23

Thank you for telling us what you think, it will help us make decisions. We will include your views in our final report which will be on the council website. The final report will go to the Cabinet in January 2017 and the Council will make the final decision in February 2017. For more information If you need more information please contact The Daytime Support Team on: Tel: 01865 323410 Email: daytimesupportreview@oxfordshire.gov.uk Easy read by easy-read-online.co.uk 24