It’s ‘high five’ for Kirklees Council and its partners for the services it provides to vulnerable adults across the district – the fifth year running that adult services have been given the top ‘star’ rating by national watchdogs.
Contact us for information about the services you require. Enquire or comment about adult social care services, request application forms and leaflets.
Better Care For You A joint publication produced by Adults & Communities and health organisations including
Kirklees Primary Care Trust (PCT). It provides information on social care, housing and health.
Considering a care home Information to help you decide if moving to a care home is right for you, help to choose the
right home and information on how your care will be paid for.
Carers Gateway Support and information for carers across Kirklees. Training and courses to suit the
needs of carers and help them into employment.
Care home search Search for a care home in Kirklees and view detailed information in order to make a choice
which suits your needs.
Leaving hospital Information which will help you to get the help you need when leaving hospital.
Support for adults with HIV We offer emotional and psychological support in a confidential and non judgmental environment.
Drugs and addiction
Drug Action Team Information about the work done by Kirklees Drug Action Team. Useful links and contact information for various support organisations.
Fostering If you have space in your life and space in your home you could become a foster carer
Leaving care service Information about the aftercare service provided for young adults wanting to leave care and live independently - entitlement, support, rights.
Children and families Information and advice for families. Information about the help available to children with a disability unit. Help Guide in PDF format for parents of a child with a disability.
Adult Placement Scheme Information for people with a disability who would like to use the service and for people who would like to become carers for the scheme.
Briarcourt Garden Project A system of day care for adults with learning disabilities within South Kirklees.
Day services improvements Kirklees Council Adult Services are looking at ways to improve our day care services for people with a visual impairment and people with a learning or physical disability in South Kirklees.
Information for deaf people Useful contacts, a text messaging service and a BSL(British Sign Language) video guide for deaf people. A text version of the video also available.
Home Care Information and details of the Home Care service including payment methods.
Learning disabilities Information for people with a learning disability and their carers about day services and Person Centered Planning.
Living independently Information about equipment and services for the disabled and older people. Kirklees Integrated Community Equipment Service who can provide you with some equipment on free loan
Older people's services Information about services and adaptations designed to help you whether in your own home or in residential care.
Your choice your community "Your choice your community online" is a quick and easy way of getting information on services in your community for adults with social care needs.
Kirklees Parent Partnership Service Part of Kirklees Local Education Authority and is based with other voluntary and statutory services at Northorpe Hall, Mirfield. This service is free and totally confidential and is about parents and education.
Parenting support Parenting support in Kirklees aims to help parents to meet the challenge of bringing up children.
Building Neighbourhood Capacity Initiative The purpose of the Building Neighbourhood Capacity Initiative is to enable more people to get access to social care and health advice and support, either under one roof at a Gateway site or in their local community.
Gateway to Care Gateway to care is all about helping people who live in Kirklees to get the social care and health information, advice and services they need all under one roof.
Listening Points The Listening Point project is a partnership project between Kirklees Council and Neighbourhood Renewal in Kirklees.
Mental health It is likely that one in four of us will experience a mental health concern at some time in our life. The most common mental health concerns are anxiety and depression.
Quality standards Information about the standards social services work to, to ensure they are providing the highest quality service possible.
Research Governance Framework This information has been produced to help people work towards research governance standards when consulting with adult social care staff, service users and carers.
Single Assessment Process The Single Assessment Process is a national development from the Department of Health.
Workforce analysis Kirklees Social Services have been monitoring information linked to the ethnic workforce within the service. Information is used for recruitment and retention strategies and to make sure processes for allocating training resources are fair.
Working in Partnership Works to support the involvement of service users and carers in planning and decision making about social care and health services in Kirklees.