Adult Social Care Plan 2026 to 2028
Our Adult Social Care vision is for every person in Nottinghamshire to live in the place they call home, with the people and things they love, in communities where they look out for one another and do things that matter to them.
This vision is adopted from the Social Care Future's vision for social care.
The Adult Social Care Plan, previously known as the Local Account, sets out the priorities we will focus on between 2026 and 2028. It highlights the great things happening in Nottinghamshire that we are proud of and want to celebrate, and the things we need to do better.
Read the full Adult Social Care Plan 2026 to 2028 [PDF]
How the plan was developed
The plan has been co-produced with Our Voice, Nottinghamshire's strategic co-production group, and Adult Social Care staff.
It draws on feedback from local people about what is important to them. This feedback was gathered through the Big Conversation in September 2025.
The Big Conversation takes place every 2 years and gives people who draw on care and support, and family carers, the opportunity to tell us about their experiences of Adult Social Care.
In December 2025, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) assessed Adult Social Care in Nottinghamshire as Good and highlighted areas for improvement.
Feedback from the Big Conversation and the CQC assessment has been used to develop the priorities in this plan.
Other formats
The plan is also available in the following formats:
How we will monitor progress
We will monitor progress through our Quality Assurance Framework and by working with people who draw on care and support through the Our Voice Making it Real Forum.
