Common use of Carers Clause in Contracts

Carers. In line with the priorities established through the redesign of Carers services the Trust will deliver operational duties to support carers on behalf of Torbay to: • Provide Carers Assessments / Health and Wellbeing Checks for Carers of Adults • Provide support to maintain Carers’ health and wellbeing • Provide Carers’ advocacy; • Promote identification and support of Carers across the wider health/social care community; • Provide support to commissioners about market development to meet the needs of Carers and those of the people they care for • Ensure Carers performance indicators are met. • Take steps to address reduced performance in the Personal Social Services Survey of Adult Carers in England 2016-17; • Implement the Carers Strategy (Appendix 1) In 20181/9 a review of Carers Services will be undertaken, this will include a period of consultation with the public. Any decisions on changes to services will be made following this consultation and be managed through the Adult Social care Programme Board.

Carers. In line with the priorities established through the redesign of Carers services the Trust will deliver operational duties to support carers on behalf of Torbay to: •  Provide Carers Assessments / Health and Wellbeing Checks for Carers of Adults •  Provide support to maintain Carers’ health and wellbeing •  Provide Carers’ advocacy; •  Promote identification and support of Carers across the wider health/social care community; •  Provide support to commissioners about market development to meet the needs of Carers and those of the people they care for •  Ensure Carers performance indicators are met. •  Take steps to address reduced performance in the Personal Social Services Survey of Adult Carers in England 2016-17; •  Implement the Carers Strategy (Appendix 1) In 20181/9 a review of Carers Services will be undertaken, this will include a period of consultation with the public. Any decisions on changes to services will be made following this consultation and be managed through the Adult Social care Programme Board.