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Help shape the Council Plan 2027-2031

We are consulting on the yearly review of our Council Plan and would like your views.

This is your chance to tell us if we are focusing on the right things and whether anything needs to change.

We'd like to invite you to meet members of our Corporate Policy team to look in more detail at the parts of our Council Plan 2027-31 which are about social care. This is your chance to find out more and talk to us about whether we are focussing on the right things and whether anything needs to change.

This session will take place online on Monday 21st September, 6.00pm - 7.00pm.

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24 August 2026 23:00 - 21 September 2026 22:59

Help shape the Council Plan 2027 - 2031

Join us on Monday 21st September 6.00pm - 7.00pm.

This conversation will be for people who draw on adult social care and support, as well as their family members, unpaid carers, and supporters.

Please click below to register, we'll send you the link and all the details by Friday 18th September.

If you have any questions or need support to take part, please email Elaine and Hannah at asc.involvement@durham.gov.uk

We're looking forward to seeing you!

You can read below the section of the Council Plan 2027-31 which is about Adult Social Care.

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Caring for our people

Ambition: Caring for those who need it and supporting everyone to live healthy and independent lives.

Objective 3. Help residents live long and healthy lives and provide support to those who need help.

  • Health improvement – Prevent future illness and reduce the need for greater care by supporting residents to live healthier lives, remain active and independent.
  • Support those who need help - Practical measures that make a real difference to people’s lives.
  • Equitable access to services and outcomes - Reflect the different characteristics of our communities, including rural communities, when we assess need and commission services.

Objective 4. Ensure effective, high-quality, sustainable care and support services that enable vulnerable adults to live independent lives in a place they call home.

  • Living independently to prevent the need for greater care - Enable older and other vulnerable adults to live independently through the availability of a range of housing to meet their needs and the right care and support services.
  • Care Villages and accommodation with care – Develop models such as Care Villages and extra care housing where they meet local need, promote independence and help people remain in their communities for longer; improving wellbeing and reducing demand for higher-level care.
  • Sustainable care market and value for money - Ensure quality providers can deliver excellent services. Effective health & care services that justify every pound spent and focus on targeted support, de-escalation and provision of in-county care wherever possible.
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