## C29 Adults With Physical Disabilities Helped To Live At Home Adults With Physical Disabilities Helped To Live At Home Per 1,000 Population Aged 18–64.

Good performance is generally high. This indicator
covers people receiving any amount of care, so is
being used to show how much low level care is
provided. (GGG or better is shown as 3.4 or more
per 1,000 population aged 18–64, GGGGG as 5 or
more.) This should be looked at alongside C27
(admissions of supported residents) and C28
(intensive home care) - a poor (low) figure for C29
may be indicative of inadequate low level provision
of care, which may result in higher figures for
C27/C28 which are for more intensive care
provision. Also consider information on packages of
care received (RAP), components of those packages,
for example, whether there were high levels of
clients receiving only services such as equipment
and adaptations or professional support etc., and
the number of people with physical disabilities in
the local population (eg from disability benefit
recipients) - if less than average this could explain a
low figure for C29.

% Councils
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Met 
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Inner
Outer
more
England
dists Shires
aries London London
(Eng)
1997–98
2.3
2.4
1.8
2.2
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1998–99
2.0
2.3
1.8
2.0
3.2
1.9
49%
New defn. 1998–99 (est) 3.5
3.9
3.1
3.5
5.4
3.2
49%
1999–00 (est) 3.7
4.3
3.4
3.8
4.1
3.5
40%
2000–01
3.7
4.6
3.3
3.9
4.1
3.2
50%
2001–02
3.7
4.3
3.3
3.9
5.1
3.7
56%

Commentary on performance The basis for the indicator changed in 1999–2000 - see Annexe D for full details. Councils unable to submit data using the new definition had their 1999–2000 data uprated by 70% to make their figures more comparable. The actual 2000–01 and 2001–02 England averages were the same as the estimated 1999–2000 England average (3.7 per 1,000 population aged 18–64). The 2001–02 council type averages were similar to the estimated 1999–2000 ones, except that Inner London was significantly higher (5.1 cf 4.1) and Outer London slightly higher (3.7 cf 3.5). The 2000–01 averages were similar to

those for 1999–2000, except that the figure for
Metropolitan districts was higher in 2000–01 and the
Outer London figure was lower; both these changes
were reversed in 2001–02. Some of the variations
between councils may reflect whether some types of
service (eg the issue of equipment or adaptations) are
issued as a basic service (not counted in this indicator)
or only following assessment (counted in this
indicator).

Fifty six percent of councils were awarded band 3 or
above in 2001–02, 24% band 5. Three percent only
achieved band 1. All these figures were improvements
on 2000–01.

Rationale for indicator:
The white paper Modernising Social Services sets out
the Government's aims to promote the independence
and social participation of Social Services users.
Supporting people in their own homes is a key part of
this agenda. This indicator covers people receiving any
amount of care, so is being used to show how much
low level care is provided. Such care can prevent or
postpone a person needing more intensive care
packages or residential care.

Full definition:
The numerator: Adults aged 18–64 with physical
disabilities helped to live at home at 31 March. Source:
RAP Table P2s Page 1 line 1 (physical and sensory frailty
and disability) column 1 (collected on KS1).

The denominator: Population aged 18–64.
Source: ONS Mid-year estimate for 30 June 2000.

## C29 Adults With Physical Disabilities Helped To Live At Home

 Wiltshire 
 Suffolk 
 Wokingham 
 Thurrock 
 Stoke-on-Trent 
 Swindon 
 West Sussex 
 West Berkshire 
 Northamptonshire 
 Worcestershire 
 Richmond upon Thames 
 North Yorkshire 
 Wakefield 
 Buckinghamshire 
 Bury 
 Peterborough 
 Surrey 
 South Gloucestershire 
 Cheshire 
 Warrington 
 Harrow 
 Doncaster 
 Bolton 
 Slough 
 Barnsley 
 Wolverhampton 
 Bradford 
 Medway Towns 
 Milton Keynes 
 Bracknell Forest 
 Nottinghamshire 
 Northumberland 
 Cambridgeshire 
 Hillingdon 
 North East Lincolnshire 
 Waltham Forest 
 Solihull 
 Oxfordshire 
 Brent 
 Plymouth 
 Sutton 
 Gateshead 
 Hertfordshire 
 Wirral 
 Westminster 
 Warwickshire 
 Bedfordshire 
 Gloucestershire 
 Birmingham 
 Bromley 
 Norfolk 
 Devon 
 Poole 
 Essex 
 Havering 
 East Sussex 
 Staffordshire 
 Herefordshire 
 Enfield 
 Greenwich 
 Kent 
 Sandwell 
 Blackpool 
 Merton 
 Salford 
 Somerset 
 Leicestershire 
 Reading 
 Kirklees 
 Walsall 
 Brighton and Hove 
 North Lincolnshire 
 Leicester 
 Durham 
 Halton 
 Coventry 
 Newham 
 Islington 
 Bristol 
 Redcar and Cleveland 
 Cumbria 
 Lancashire 
 Portsmouth 
 Darlington 
 Haringey 
 Dorset 
 Manchester 
 Lewisham 
 Derby 
 Leeds 
 Ealing 
 York 
 Wigan 
 Hounslow 
 Dudley 
 Stockport 
 Kingston upon Thames 
 Southwark 
 Barnet 
 Derbyshire 
 Tameside 
 Croydon 
 Lincolnshire 
 Southampton 
 North Somerset 
 Redbridge 
 Bournemouth 
 Lambeth 
 Hampshire 
 Calderdale 
 Rochdale 
 Bexley 
 Shropshire 
 Trafford 
 Liverpool 
 Knowsley 
 Torbay 

""" L  Acceptable, but possible room for improvement (PI low) "" L  Ask questions about performance (PI low) "  L  Investigate urgently (PI low) " M  Investigate urgently (Data not supplied)

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