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Substance use disorders are associated with a wide range of short-and long-term health effects. They can vary depending on the type of drug, how much and how often it is taken and the person’s general

“The following frequently asked questions have been developed in partnership with Unison following a number of co-production discussions with staff who work for organisations delivering domiciliary ho

A full council tax bill is based on two adults over 18 years of age living in a property. Spouses and partners who live together are jointly responsible for paying the bill. In certain circumstances,

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From September 2024 the Virtual School will be providing advice and training for schools, relevant LA teams, and kinship carers for children who have a formal Kinship care order, such as an SGO, but w

Our foster carers come from diverse backgrounds and we welcome applicants from all sections of the community. Foster carers can be married, single, divorced, separated, living together, gay or heteros

In many cases we need to see if children and young people can be returned to live with their families, who may need help to overcome short term problems. This may involve providing care from a few wee

See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision It is important for adults to recognise behaviour as a communication and to try to understand what it means. Self-regulation

A direct payment is a popular way of using your personal budget. Personal budget payments are made to you directly allowing you to buy your own support rather than having your local authority do this

An advocate is someone who makes sure that other people and organisations listen to you and takes your views into account. Advocacy helps you to explain your views and concerns, use information and se