Aberdeen City Health & Social Care Partnership (ACHSCP) Carer Strategy 2023-2026
Overview
‘A City for All Carers’ Aberdeen City Carer Strategy
Aberdeen City Health and Social Care Partnership (ACHSCP) are responsible for developing and updating a strategy for supporting unpaid Carers in Aberdeen. This includes both Adult and Young Carers.
The Strategy focuses on four main areas;
- Identifying as a Carer and the first steps to support
- Accessing Advice and Support
- Supporting future planning, decision making and wider Carer involvement
- Community support and services for Carers
Please note:
Links to the Strategy and Action Plan are at the bottom of this page
There is also
- A summary version of the Strategy;
- Resources to facilitate discussions with Young Carers;
- A link to the 'privacy statement' that shows how the information you share is managed
- A link to an animation that aims to explain the Carers Strategy
- You may need to be familiar with these to fully answer some of the questions.
Why your views matter
It is important that we hear your views on the Carers Strategy.
Your feedback will help us to understand how well it is working, and inform any changes we may need to make when reviewing the Strategy.
This survey will take 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
What happens next
This consultation questionnaire runs from 15th November 2023 until 15th January 2024
Your responses will help us to:
- assess how effective the strategy is in practise,
- identify areas for development
- make relevant updates to the strategy
Audiences
- Businesses
- Campaign Groups
- Community Councils
- Community Organisations
- Tenants and Residents Associations
- Partner Agencies
- All Residents
- People With Disabilities
- Carers
- Children and Young People
- Councillors
- Housing Tenants
- LGBT People
- Men
- Minority Ethnic Groups
- Older People
- Parents and Carers
- Service Users
- Students
- Women
- Young People
- ACC Staff
Interests
- Community Planning
- Local Democracy
- Local Services
- Policies and Strategies
- Primary Schools
- Secondary Schools
- Disabilities
- Gender
- Faith, Religion and Belief
- Race
- Sexual Orientation
- Social Housing
- Private Housing
- Housing Support
- Tenant Participation
- Adults and Older People
- Carers
- Children and Families
- Disabilities
- Health and Wellbeing
- Mental Health
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