Care and Support At Home Self-Funders
- WSCC Publication
- Market Position Statement
- West Sussex County Council's Care at Home - Market Position Statement
- Care and Support At Home Self-Funders

Care and Support At Home Self-Funders
The Office of National Statistics estimates that just under 40% of community care service users within West Sussex are self-funders, the 9th highest percentage in England.
On average, 1 in 5 people in the South-East who previously self-funded their own care go on to seek state-funded care. This means that WSCC could have additional demand from people who become eligible for funded care over time.
The individual district / borough estimated self-funder percentages are below:
- Adur – data unavailable
- Arun – 52.6%
- Chichester – 44.8%
- Crawley – 20.9%
- Horsham – 35.2%
- Mid Sussex – 58.7%
- Worthing – 32.8%
The significance of the self-funding market in West Sussex is critical to market shaping and how we work with the whole market to ensure sufficiency of supply and quality care and support at home services.
In this section
- Introduction
- Vision for Care and Support At Home
- 10 Key Intentions for Care and Support At Home
- West Sussex County Council Can Offer:
- The West Sussex Care and Support At Home Market and Commissioned Provision
- Prevention and Early Help
- Aims and Objectives of Care and Support At Home in West Sussex
- Current Supply of Care and Support At Home in West Sussex
- Care and Support At Home Workforce
- Spend And Cost of Care And Support At Home
- Current Needs of People Using Care and Support At Home
- Care and Support At Home Self-Funders
- WSCC Care and Support At Home Customers By Area
- Projected Future Demand for Adult Social Care and Support
- Working Age Adult Population Projections
- Projected Future Demand for Adult Social Care in West Sussex
- Summary and Strategy for Care and Support At Home – Up to 2035
- Concluding Remarks