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An Adult Social Care Strategy is a plan that outlines how a local authority will provide adult social care services.
Hull's Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028 sets out the guiding principles for Adult Social Care in Hull, to ensure it is effective, can meet the needs of Hull's people now and in the future, and is fully compliant with the Care Act 2014.
The strategy sets out our vision which will guide us and help us to achieve our ambitions, working with the people in Hull and all our key partners.
Your awareness / knowledge of Adult Social Care services and support
Your experience of Adult Social Care services and support
Your thoughts on the Draft Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028; including our vision and ambitions
Your feedback will be considered when finalising the Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028, and will be used to develop plans under each priority to support delivery of the outcomes of this strategy.
Easy Read Version
We have also produced an Easy Read version of the draft Adult Social Care Strategy, along with an Easy Read version of the survey.
Easy Read is a way of making written information easier to understand. Easy Read documents combine short, jargon-free sentences with simple, clear images to help explain the content. It is used to help people who have a learning disability. However, it can also be useful for people who speak English as a second language, people who find it hard to read and write, and people who forget things easily.
An Adult Social Care Strategy is a plan that outlines how a local authority will provide adult social care services.
Hull's Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028 sets out the guiding principles for Adult Social Care in Hull, to ensure it is effective, can meet the needs of Hull's people now and in the future, and is fully compliant with the Care Act 2014.
The strategy sets out our vision which will guide us and help us to achieve our ambitions, working with the people in Hull and all our key partners.
Your awareness / knowledge of Adult Social Care services and support
Your experience of Adult Social Care services and support
Your thoughts on the Draft Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028; including our vision and ambitions
Your feedback will be considered when finalising the Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028, and will be used to develop plans under each priority to support delivery of the outcomes of this strategy.
Easy Read Version
We have also produced an Easy Read version of the draft Adult Social Care Strategy, along with an Easy Read version of the survey.
Easy Read is a way of making written information easier to understand. Easy Read documents combine short, jargon-free sentences with simple, clear images to help explain the content. It is used to help people who have a learning disability. However, it can also be useful for people who speak English as a second language, people who find it hard to read and write, and people who forget things easily.
