Video: Martin Routledge on the possibilities for the Personalisation agenda

Footnotes

1) Drug Strategy: Protecting families and communities [2008 HM Government]

Extract from Home Secretary Forward:
On treatment we will... ensure that the benefits system supports our new focus on re-integration and personalisation. In order to in ensure that it provides the right level of support and creates incentives for people with drug problems to move towards treatment, training and employment we will... more

[2008 Tackling Drugs Changing Lives HM Govt]

2) Briefing: The comprehensive Spending Review LGA Conference paper [LGA 2007]

The comprehensive Spending Review LGA Conference paper
[Local Government Association Publications 2007]

3) Article: Social Care Sector disappointed with Brown's plans for efficiency savings : [Community Care 2006/7]

Article
Social Care Sector disappointed with Brown's plans for efficiency savings : [Community Care 2006/7]

4) Press Release: Social and health care services 'part of a single bridge' - ADASS

Social and health care services “part of a single bridge” - ADASS Association of Directors of Adult Social Services

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Martin Routledge on the possibilities for the Personalisation agenda