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As part of the County Council’s Public Service Agreement (PSA) with the government, Unsupported Credit Approvals (UCAs) have been allocated to Norfolk County Council for the development of Housing with Care Schemes.
What is a Housing with Care Scheme?
A Housing with Care Scheme is a complex made up of a number of flatlets, communal eating and sitting areas and assisted bathing and toilet facilities all under one roof.
Each flatlet is likely to consist of a small living room with kitchenette and a bedroom with en-suite shower and toilet.
Residents are tenants and pay rent, service, meals and care charges. While the financial arrangements are different from residential care individuals should be no worse off than they would be if they lived in a residential home.
Twenty-four hour care catering for people’s physical, social and emotional needs will be available as it is in a residential home.
Click for details of Housing with Care Schemes in Norfolk
Click to view a Map of Housing with Care Schemes in Norfolk
- Can residents become tenants in the housing with care scheme?
- Can tenants claim more money from the government?
- Housing with Care Contact Details (pdf - 21kB)
- Leaflet - Fairer charging assessment form SS(FIN)1 guidance notes (pdf - 74kB)
- Leaflet - Fairer charging financial assessment form guidance notes for SS(FIN)1A housing with care and supported living schemes (pdf - 85kB)
- Leaflet - Housing with care schemes (pdf - 558kB)
- What is housing with care?
- Where is the money coming from for the housing with care scheme?
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