Home Health & social care Support to providers during coronavirus
Waste service strike

The waste service strike is now over and we have restarted service from 27 September 2023.

Over the next few weeks, our waste service team and private waste contractors will catch up on missed collections and street cleaning as quickly as possible.

We thank everyone for their patience and apologise for the inconvenience

Find out more


MENU

Support to providers during coronavirus

Support to providers that the local authority has contracts with

Support to providers that the local authority has contracts with
Provision/careSupport being offeredTotal spent to date since on supporting providers the local authority has contracts with in response to Covid-19
Domiciliary care

Improving cash flow, payments based on a block contract using commissioned hours rather than per service user with 10% uplift in fees. Additonal support given by mutual aid for PPE; access to testing; training for infection control and PPE guidance; daily information, guidance and advice.

 £417,000
Residential care

10% uplift in fees. Access to testing for staff and residents; training for infection control and PPE guidance; daily information, guidance and advice.

 £1,310,000
Other provision

Direct Payments value increased by 10%. Day centres moved onto block contracts and given 10% uplift. Training for infection control and PPE guidance; daily information, guidance and advice.

 £185,000

 

Support to providers that the local authority does not have contracts with


Support to providers that the local authority does not have contracts with
Provision/careSupport being offeredTotal spent to date since on supporting providers the local authority has contracts with in response to Covid-19
Domiciliary care

 access to testing for staff; training for infection control and PPE guidance; daily information, guidance and advice.

  £0
Residential Care n/a £0
Other Provision n/a £0