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Future Resettlement Pathway – Building Independence

Purpose of Report: This report sets out the results of the review of homelessness rough sleeping resettlement pathways which provides emergency /temporary accommodation and support via residential placements for everyone over the age of 16 who needs it.

The report outlines the continued move towards a tailored, person-centred, strength-based approach to resettlement and makes recommendations to reshape existing provision to deliver long term improvements to the lives of care experienced young people as they proceed into adulthood and to vulnerable, homeless adults and young people.

Existing provision is a mixture of internally delivered and externally commissioned services. Significant external service contracts come to an end in the 31st July 2024 and decisions need to be made about future models of provision.

The Executive will be asked: To review the report and agree future Delivery arrangements.

This item was deferred from the 18 April 2024 due to the complexity of the proposal, and the need to gather up-to-date financial and performance data, it is essential that the report only be presented when ready.

 

Decision type: Key

Decision status: Decision Made

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Notice of proposed decision first published: 20/03/2024

Anticipated restriction: Part exempt  - View reasons

Decision due: 09/05/24 by Executive
Reason: This item has now been deferred, please see item description for more details.

Lead member: Executive Member for Children, Young People and Education, Executive Member for Health, Wellbeing and Adult Social Care, Executive Member for Housing, Planning and Safer Communities

Lead director: Corporate Director of Adult Services and Integration

Department: Directorate of Place

Contact: Tracey Carter, Director Economy, Regeneration and Housing Email: tracey.carter@york.gov.uk Email: tracey.carter@york.gov.uk, Michael Melvin, Corporate Director of Adult Social Care and Integration Email: michael.melvin@york.gov.uk.

Consultation process

Consultation process:
In 2024 an in-depth piece of co-production was undertaken to review the resettlement pathway and related services and support. Key stakeholders service users and delivery partners contributed to key recommendations which will inform the delivery and design of the future Service. Officers initiated a review involving a multidisciplinary team with colleagues from Housing Childrens and Adults Social services Public Health, current service providers and service users (through a lived experience group).

Consultees:
• CYC Housing
• CYC Children’s Social Care
• CYC Adult Social Care
• CYC Contracts and Commissioning
• Public Health
• Service Providers
• Service Users
• Other Stakeholders

Equality Impact Assessment Completed?: Yes

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