Adult personal social services: specific revenue funding and grant allocations - 2022 to 2023
Details and allocations of Department of Health and Social Care local authority-specific revenue funding for the financial year 2022 to 2023.
Applies to England
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‘Local authority social services letter 2022’ clarifies local authority-specific revenue funding for the financial year 2022 to 2023, which was subject to the Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021. This includes information on the:
- Local Reform and Community Voices grant
- Social Care in Prisons grant
- War Pensions Disregard grant
- Client-Level Data Flows Support grant
It also provides details of some elements of the Better Care Fund.
‘Grant allocations 2022 to 2023’ sets out the funding allocated to each local authority across all 4 grants, and the grant determination details their conditions and purpose.
Client-Level Data Flows Support grant
The government is transforming adult social care data so that we can deliver better, joined-up care to people who draw on care and support. You can learn more about this in Care data matters: a roadmap for better data for adult social care.
To this end, from April 2023 the government is introducing a national mandatory person-level data collection – the Client-Level Data collection (CLD).
CLD will replace the existing annual Short and Long Term (SALT) Support data collected by local authorities. CLD will be added to the single data list and will be mandatory for all local authorities from April 2023. View the specification, guidance and further information on CLD.
To provide continuity of published statistics about local authority adult social care services, and support improvement to the new CLD collection, we expect local authorities to continue both CLD and SALT data returns in 2023 to 2024. We will confirm funding to support this shortly.