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SDS: as the Act goes liveCatherine Garrod, Programme Officer
• Started by disabled people -civil rights movement in USA
• Living in institutions to living in the community.
• Assisted living, rights, choice and control
• Community Care Direct Payments Act (1996)
Where did SDS begin?Independent Living Movement
Principles of Self- directed Support
• Involvement • Informed choice• Collaboration• Respect for a person’s dignity• Respect for a person’s right
to participate in their community
Legislation and Policy
• Self-directed Support Strategy (2010)
• Self-directed Support (Scotland) Act, 2013
• Commences April 1st 2014
• Person chooses how much control they have over their budget for support.
• 4 options • Outcomes not activities
Issues for Providers• Self-directed Support
requires major culture and systems change.
• Support provision is becoming increasingly complex.
• New opportunities and ways of working.
• Shift from block contracts to Individual Budgets.
Local Authorities
• Section 19 of SDS Act: Promote a variety of support providers
• Recognition of the impact of contracts on gradings and quality.
• Commissioning based on outcomes rather than price.
Risk Enablement
Focus on: • empowering the
rights and choices of supported people through positive risk enablement.
(Hitchhiker’s) Guide to Self-directed Support
1. Don’t Panic.2. (Don’t forget to bring a
towel.)3. Offer the 4 options.4. SDS is about outcomes.5. SDS is about real choice
(not the money).6. SDS is about dignity and
rights.
Image Credits1. “sign the Act” “Faye and
“Margaret © 2013 Matt Gregorig Photography
2. All other images IstockPhoto or Microsoft clipart.
P&P is a four year policy and practice change programme supporting providers to prepare for, and
showcase good practice in the journey to Self-directed Support.
Policy-Information-Events-Practice Exchange-Facilitation- Personalisation leads- Change projects- Action Learning- Research-
Capacity building
Contact us@PPProgramme
Dee Fraser, Programme [email protected] Catherine Garrod, Programme Officer [email protected] Kenny Pentland, Programme Officer [email protected]