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• Deferred Payments - what do I need to know?
• How does a deferred payment agreement work?
• Who can have a deferred payment agreement?
• Disposable Income Allowance
• What will I need to do to enter into a deferred payment agreement?
• Charges for deferred payment agreements
• Entering into the deferred payment agreement with us
• Advantages of deferred payment agreements
• Care funding advice
• Contact us
• Accessibility
• Accessibility Statement
• Administration
• Adult social care publications
• A guide to your assessment under the Mental Health Act 1983 and what happens next
• Contact us
• How can I make a complaint?
• If I go to hospital, who is responsible?
• Introduction
• Mental health support contacts and resources
• Nearest relative
• Why might I be assessed under the act?
• A guide to your rights as the nearest relative under the Mental Health Act 1983
• Contact us
• Guiding principles
• How can I make a complaint?
• Introduction
• Mental health support contacts and resource
• Nearest relative
• What if the person wants to appeal against being detained?
• Who will arrange the hospital place?
• Why might a person be detained under the Mental Health Act 1983?
• A guide to your rights if you have been assessed under section 2 or 3 of the Mental Health Act 1983
• Contact us
• Guiding principles
• How can I appeal against being detained?
• How can I make a complaint?
• Information about guardianship
• Introduction
• Mental health support contacts and resources
• Who will arrange my hospital place?
• Why might I be detained?
• Appeals relating to adult social care
• Contact details
• How do I appeal?
• What can I appeal about?
• What is an appeal?
• Approved Mental Health Professionals - Mental Health Act 1983
• AMHP training
• Contact us
• Continuing development
• What is the Approved Mental Health Professional service?
• Comments, compliments and complaints
• Appeal or complaint?
• Comments, compliments and complaints
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• Community Reablement
• Can I use this service and will I have to pay?
• Contact details
• Supporting you to manage at home again
• What happens during the service?
• Direct payment prepaid card
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• What am I not allowed to use my card for?
• What is a direct payment prepaid card and how does it work?
• Is your support working?
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• How will the review be carried out?
• What if I don't agree with the outcome?
• What is a review?
• When will a review take place?
• Looking after someone?
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• Mental health crisis breathing space
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• How does the scheme work?
• Mental health crisis breathing space
• More free advice on how to manage your money
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• Checklist
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• Financial assessments: what you need to know
• Free advice on your money
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• How do I provide the documents and information you need as evidence?
• Someone to help you have your say - an advocate
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• What happens next?
• Your capital - savings and assets
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• Examples of how occupational therapy can help
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• Definitions of the terms used in this booklet
• Do I need to pay for social care in my home or local community?
• Free advice on your money
• How we work out your contribution
• More information
• Staying in a residential or nursing home for a short time
• What to do if you have more questions or you want us to review your financial assessment
• Working out how much you will need to pay
• Paying for residential care
• Choosing a home
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• Common questions
• Confidentiality and privacy
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• Definitions of the terms used in this booklet
• Getting advice and support
• How do you work out what I should pay towards my care?
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• What about the value of my home?
• Residential financial assessments
• Checklist
• Contact us
• Financial assessments: what you need to know
• Free advice on your money
• Housing-related spending
• How do I provide the documents and information you need as evidence?
• Someone to help you have your say - an advocate
• Useful contacts
• What happens next?
• Your capital - savings and assets
• Your income - money you receive
• Shared Lives
• Contact us
• Role of the Shared Lives Carer
• What people have said about the service
• Who are we?
• Sharing information
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• Do you need my consent to share data?
• Sharing information about you so that you get better care
• What if I have a concern about the way my information is being managed?
• Supporting you to leave hospital
• Contact us
• Using the service
• What happens if I need support for longer?
• What is the Discharge to Assess Reablement Service?
• Your life, your choice
• Appealing against our decisions
• Care in a residential or nursing home
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• Choice and control - for people with social care needs
• Confidentiality and privacy
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• Direct payments: part one
• Direct payments: part two
• Family and friend carers
• Give us your views
• If you do not have eligible needs
• Increasing independence: supporting you to help yourself
• Introduction
• Keeping you safe from abuse and neglect
• Reviewing your support
• Staying healthy and independent
• Support when you need it in a way that works for you
• Technology-enabled care to help people live safely and independently
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• Introduction
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• Carers Support West Sussex
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• Burnside - Burgess Hill
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• Introduction
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• Residential services - learning disabilities
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• Introduction
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• Shared Lives Scheme
• Shared Lives
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• Items that may be considered as disability-related expenses
• Easy read
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• How are transition referrals made?
• What happens at the transition referral meeting?
• What happens in your transition?
• Assessing young people’s needs
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• Help to stay safe
• Introduction
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• What is safeguarding?
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• Working Together 2022-23
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• Adults' CarePoint
• How we spent your money
• How we spent your money
• How we’ve performed
• Adults and Health Business Planning 2022-23
• Department of Health Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework 2022-23
• Health and social care integration
• How we've performed
• Introduction
• Introduction
• National context
• Reflections
• Our people and places
• Our people and places
• Our successes, challenges and areas for improvement - headlines
• Challenges and areas for improvement highlighted in the 2022-23 Local Account: Looking ahead and what's happening in 2023-24 as part of our programme of improvement
• Our challenges and areas for improvement
• Our successes
• Quality assurance
• Who evaluates us?
• Supporting people when they need it in a way that works for them
• Directly Provided Services 1
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• Keeping people safe from neglect and abuse
• Supporting family and friend carers
• Supporting people when they need it in a way that works for them
• Supporting people with dementia
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• Working Together - Equality and diversity
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