Report - London Borough of Hillingdon
Report - London Borough of Hillingdon
Report - London Borough of Hillingdon
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42.16 The Strategy was recently presented to the <strong>Hillingdon</strong> Health Authority Management<br />
Board on 28th November 1996 and welcomed as the vision for the next 5 years.<br />
42.17 Social Services welcome the closer working and operational arrangements that<br />
have occurred with Health over the past 5 years and look forward to this partnership<br />
continuing.<br />
Financial Implications<br />
There will be a need to identify revenue and capital input into the proposed South West<br />
base for the Community Mental Health Team which will be Health funded. This sum is, as<br />
yet, unquantified. However, as a marker, Health contribute £50,000 annually as its<br />
contribution to the running costs <strong>of</strong> Mead House.<br />
Director <strong>of</strong> Finance Comments<br />
The proposed strategy will need to be contained within existing resources plus any<br />
specific external funding, for example the Health contribution for the South West based<br />
Mental Health Team.<br />
Equal Opportunities<br />
Both agencies are aware <strong>of</strong> the potential for double disadvantages for mentally ill people<br />
from Black and Asian communities. To address this issues, the staff in both the agencies<br />
work to ensure that the process <strong>of</strong> assessment and subsequent care plans reflect racially<br />
and culturally specific issues for this group <strong>of</strong> service users.<br />
BACKGROUND DOCUMENT<br />
‘A Strategy for Adult Mental Health Services in <strong>Hillingdon</strong> 1997-2001’<br />
PART I - MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS)<br />
Social Services Committee - 30 January 1997 Page 34