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Budget Engagement - Health and Social Care Partnership
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Background information
The Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership (AHSCP) is responsible for the delivery of millions of pounds worth of services annually. The AHSCP delivers services as diverse as Home Care, Criminal Justice Social Work, Community Hospitals, Drugs and Alcohol Services, Care Homes, Community Nursing and many others.
This year the AHSCP will need to make in the region of £12.5 million worth of savings across our budgets and we would like to ensure that you have the opportunity to help steer how we make those savings and efficiencies. By filling in the short survey below you will help to guide the conversation.
None of us are immune to the increase in costs that we have experienced recently, and this is true for the AHSCP too – costs associated with heating and maintaining buildings have increased by a large amount - much as they have for households.
However, our real pressure is in the ever increasing demand for our services - much of which has been driven by an ageing population. We need to ensure that we are able to deliver person-centred, sustainable services long into the future and this will mean that we have to take some difficult decisions on priorities to make sure we can continue to deliver services to those with the greatest need.
A survey was available to be completed until 26th February 2024. The responses received have been analysed and can be viewed in the appendices of the Integration Joint Board papers for 20th March 2024. Please view the Revenue Budget 2024/25 report, the public survey analysis is shown at item 6i / appendix 8.
An update on planned engagement will provided here in due course.
Background information
The Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership (AHSCP) is responsible for the delivery of millions of pounds worth of services annually. The AHSCP delivers services as diverse as Home Care, Criminal Justice Social Work, Community Hospitals, Drugs and Alcohol Services, Care Homes, Community Nursing and many others.
This year the AHSCP will need to make in the region of £12.5 million worth of savings across our budgets and we would like to ensure that you have the opportunity to help steer how we make those savings and efficiencies. By filling in the short survey below you will help to guide the conversation.
None of us are immune to the increase in costs that we have experienced recently, and this is true for the AHSCP too – costs associated with heating and maintaining buildings have increased by a large amount - much as they have for households.
However, our real pressure is in the ever increasing demand for our services - much of which has been driven by an ageing population. We need to ensure that we are able to deliver person-centred, sustainable services long into the future and this will mean that we have to take some difficult decisions on priorities to make sure we can continue to deliver services to those with the greatest need.
A survey was available to be completed until 26th February 2024. The responses received have been analysed and can be viewed in the appendices of the Integration Joint Board papers for 20th March 2024. Please view the Revenue Budget 2024/25 report, the public survey analysis is shown at item 6i / appendix 8.
An update on planned engagement will provided here in due course.
These questions relate to the policy priorities that will guide budget decisions for the Aberdeenshire Health and Social Care Partnership (AHSCP). The statements are to some extent stating the obvious, but we would value your view in endorsing the policy priorities or challenging them, and then any specific points you wish to make on each priority.
Please indicate the level of support for each question and let us know why you think that.
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