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receiving reablement are achieving independence on average three days faster, and annual reviews for adults with learning disabilities now result in outcomes that are 24% more independent. Staff are also benefitting from clearer processes, supported by an improved data and performance infrastructure. Financially, the service is on track to achieve £24.8 million in savings. The council has become a thought leader in prevention, adopting new ways of thinking and working that directly align with its strategic priorities: supporting those most in need, and innovating service delivery to make the best use of scarce resources.
The results have been powerful. Hundreds of carers have been contacted and are being supported through the new service. This is resulting in a 27% improvement in feelings of resilience and a 25% increase in wellbeing. For many, a conversation and timely support have helped them feel more resilient, allowing them to continue caring safely and confidently, potentially delaying or avoiding a breakdown. This not only improves outcomes for residents but also reduces demand on statutory services. The wider adult social care transformation programme, of which this was part of, has enabled this County Council to support more residents to maintain, and regain independence. For example, residents
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