Social care publications

You can either browse through the list of publications or use the search options to find what you are interested in.

information packs - we produce information packs for people in certain situations. Use the 'Category' search to see what is in each pack.

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As part of the Accessible Information Standard, we aim to provide information in formats you can understand and offer appropriate support to help you to communicate. For more information about the Standard visit the NHS England website.

The Council is committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring all personal information is kept confidential and safe. For more details see our general and service specific privacy notices

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Title	Category	Description
24 hour Emergency Home Care Response Service	Easy read	The 24 hour telecare response service provides access to emergency home care support via a lifeline or telecare sensors.
A guide to property access	Equipment and adaptations	A guide to property access
A self-funder's guide to care and support	Equipment and adaptations Self funders	A self-funder is someone who pays the full cost for their care and support.
Adult abuse (types of abuse) Easy Read Guide	Support to remain independent Equipment and adaptations	This document tells you about different types of abuse. You should read this document with the Easy Read Safeguarding Adults and the Easy Read Safeguarding Adults Process.
Adult Abuse Leaflet	Equipment and adaptations	Information on adult abuse, including who is at risk of abuse or neglect and what types of abuse there are.
Adult abuse safeguarding easy read guide	Support to remain independent	This document tells you about Safeguarding in Nottinghamshire.
Adult abuse safeguarding process - Easy Read guide	Support to remain independent Equipment and adaptations	This document tells you about what happens once a concern has been reported to Nottinghamshire County Council.
Appointeeship and deputyship – managing money on somebody else's behalf	Mental health and wellbeing	Nottinghamshire County Council will, in exceptional circumstances, manage the finances of people who are unable to do this themselves, and have no one else who is willing or able to do this for them
Bassetlaw social work clinic for older adults	Support to remain independent	Support available for adults 65 and over
British Sign Language (BSL) - personal assistant	Money and finance	This is a British Sign Language film clip about what a Personal Assistant is. The film clip also explains what work a Personal Assistant (or a PA) can do.

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