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12.1

The
Strategic Commissioning Manager introduced the report which
rovides an update to the Adult Health
and Social Care Committee on progress of our multi-agency Carers
Delivery Plan 2022-2025.

12.2

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Adult Health
and Social Care Policy Committee:-

Note
the positive progress made on the Carers Delivery Plan
2022-2025.
Reaffirm our commitment to people who are unpaid carers across
the city, so they feel recognised, valued and
supported.
Acknowledge actions (that have not yet been completed) that will
drive positive change for carers.
Committee is asked to recognise and request that city partners
support and work in partnership to contribute to and generate
income to further support and value unpaid carers across the
city.

12.3

Reasons for Decision

12.3.1

We
recognise how important unpaid carers are to our city and its
communities. We want carers to feel recognised, valued and
supported. A multi-agency strategy and working Delivery Plan shows
that carers are valued by all, and that our commitment to unpaid
carers is unwavering. Partnerships and multi-agency approach
enables us all to pool resources and share our expertise in order
to fulfil the various statutory duties and responsibilities to
carers.

12.4

Alternatives Considered and Rejected

12.4.1

Alternative Option 1: Not to have a Carers
Delivery Plan – Rejected. This would reduce the focus on
delivering the outcomes of the carers strategy with less
accountability for supporting carers across the
city.