You can read our statement on suffolk.gov.uk.


You can read our statement on suffolk.gov.uk.
See the council's plans and priorities for inclusive growth, health, care and wellbeing and efficient and effective public services.
We also show how we approach adult social care with our model of working called Supporting Lives, Connecting Communities (SLCC) and what you can expect from adult care.
In accordance with the Council’s Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED) under the Equality Act 2010, Adult Social Care (ASC) will work together with providers of care to support the principles of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. The PSED requires public authorities to have due regard to:
We are requesting that you use the online provider incident reporting form below to report incidents that occur within your establishment that do not require a Safeguarding Concern to be raised. This process is purely to report information regarding incidents that you have considered are not a safeguarding concern and do not require a time critical response.
Before completing the form, please check the Suffolk Safeguarding Adults Framework and Raising an Adult Safeguarding Concern Guidance to ensure this is an incident and not a Safeguarding concern. All safeguarding concerns should be reported in the usual way.
Once you have submitted the details of the incident it will be reviewed by ASC, if for any reason we feel this should be reported as a safeguarding you will be informed and ask to submit a referral in the normal way. We are aware in some cases incidents may not be regarding individuals, in these cases please input ‘N/A’ into the mandatory service user boxes.
Training and opportunities for providers not accredited with Suffolk County Council can be found here:
Digital Social Care Records (DSCR) Programme – Closure & Final Payments
The Digital Social Care Records (DSCR) programme officially concluded on 31 March 2025. Throughout the programme, funding was made available to help care providers implement DSCR systems.
If you are a provider who has submitted your evidence but have not yet received your final 20% payment, please contact us as soon as possible. The deadline to claim the final payment is 31 July 2025. Once we receive your request, we’ll confirm the next steps via email to support you through the final claim process.
We remain committed to supporting providers throughout this transition. If you have any queries or ongoing challenges, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Contact: Gina Trimble – Provider Liaison Manager
Tel: 07484 213469
Email: georgina.trimble@snee.nhs.uk
Email: dscr@suffolk.gov.uk
There are a number of organisations in Suffolk that are able to work with you to develop your business.
Community Social Care branding to add alongside your existing logos.
This is what will happen if a care provider suddenly finds itself unable to care for its customers.
The information and data included within these appendices is intended to underpin and substantiate the aspirations developed within the Care and Support Market Sustainability Strategy. The data is correct to the best of our knowledge at February 2021.
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