Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 to 2028

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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.

Read the Draft Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 – 2028

What We Did

We undertook a survey to understand -

  • 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

An electronic survey was made available on Hull City Council’s Your Say engagement platform, was publicised to members of Hull’s People’s Panel, and was shared via partners and voluntary community groups. Paper versions of the survey were also made available and used as part of face-to-face engagement with stakeholders.

 An Easy Read version of the draft Adult Social Care Strategy, along with an Easy Read version of the survey, were also produced to help people who have a learning disability, for people who speak English as a second language, people who find it hard to read and write, and people who forget things easily.

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.

Read the Easy Read version of the draft Adult Social Care Strategy

 In total, 413 of you completed this survey.

 

What Next

 A big thank you to everyone who took the time to share their thoughts on our draft Adult Social Care Strategy. Your feedback is really important to us.

Read a summary of the results from our survey

We’ve been listening closely to all the feedback you’ve shared, and we’re putting the finishing touches to this, which we will be calling our Adult Social Care 3 Year Plan – we will share this with you soon. This will link into the ambitions of the Community Plan and Council Plan and will set out how we will bring our vision and aims to life, also working together with key partners. The plan will include what we are going to do, how we are going to do it and how we will know that we are achieving it.  

 The aim of our Adult Social Care plan is simple - to help people in Hull to live their best lives doing the things that matter most to them, with a key focus on community support and early intervention. 


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.

Read the Draft Adult Social Care Strategy 2025 – 2028

What We Did

We undertook a survey to understand -

  • 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

An electronic survey was made available on Hull City Council’s Your Say engagement platform, was publicised to members of Hull’s People’s Panel, and was shared via partners and voluntary community groups. Paper versions of the survey were also made available and used as part of face-to-face engagement with stakeholders.

 An Easy Read version of the draft Adult Social Care Strategy, along with an Easy Read version of the survey, were also produced to help people who have a learning disability, for people who speak English as a second language, people who find it hard to read and write, and people who forget things easily.

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.

Read the Easy Read version of the draft Adult Social Care Strategy

 In total, 413 of you completed this survey.

 

What Next

 A big thank you to everyone who took the time to share their thoughts on our draft Adult Social Care Strategy. Your feedback is really important to us.

Read a summary of the results from our survey

We’ve been listening closely to all the feedback you’ve shared, and we’re putting the finishing touches to this, which we will be calling our Adult Social Care 3 Year Plan – we will share this with you soon. This will link into the ambitions of the Community Plan and Council Plan and will set out how we will bring our vision and aims to life, also working together with key partners. The plan will include what we are going to do, how we are going to do it and how we will know that we are achieving it.  

 The aim of our Adult Social Care plan is simple - to help people in Hull to live their best lives doing the things that matter most to them, with a key focus on community support and early intervention.