These are social care services for adults needing care and support.

They aim to support your independence and wellbeing.

Living at home

Where to live

Your money

Getting about

Disabilities

We also provide advice and support for carers and about living in your community, health issues, staying safe and working in social care.

Many services that support older people to stay independent and healthy are grouped under our Notts 50+ section.

For many of our services you will need an assessment.

The way adult social care is being provided is changing. The focus will be on what a person needs rather than just the services we provide. You can find out more about the changes in the Putting People First section.

If you have any queries about our services or you need to talk to someone then contact us.

Nottinghamshire County Council also provides social care support for children and young people.

What's new?

Take our survey on hate crime in Nottinghamshire.

Have your say about the future of mental health day services and the review of Bassetlaw day service centres.

Apply for our independent brokerage grant aid

How we helped

Examples of people we've helped:

  • Gladys
    An elderly person who was referred to us when she was in hospital.
  • Jack and Mary
    A couple struggling to cope after a stroke.

Publications

Our publications list shows all the publications we have available on social care and health issues. You can download copies or order printed versions.

You can also see the list of publicly available policies and procedures that our adult social care staff work to.

The Adult Social Care and Health Department also produces documents about the work it does and how it will meet the social care and health needs of people living in Nottinghamshire. You can find out more in our Commissioning strategy, Business plan and strategy for working with service users and carers.

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