Organisation structure for Community and Social Services (FOI)

Request

Can you provide organisation structures for adult social care teams and children and families social care teams and confirm what the average spend has been on agency / locum qualified social workers in 2016.

Response

All available organisation structure diagrams for Community and Social Services are provided below:

Download Adult Mental Health Org Chart July16 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 3.68mb)

Download Adult Safeguarding Feb 16 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 19.3kb)

Download Children's Services Directorate 2016 Update wKey no names 20170123 (size 190kb)

Download Drug and Alcohol Feb 16 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 30.7)

Download Greenfields Feb 2016 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 21.8kb)

Download Integrated Adult Team Feb 2016 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 25kb)

Download Jersey Adult Autism Services March 16 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 23.9)

Download Learning Difficulty - Aviemore March 16 [Redacted] 20170123 (size 22.8kb)

Download Occupational Therapy [Redacted] 20170123 (size 267kb)

Download Older Adults Services July 2016 [Redacted 20170123] (size 313kb)

Download PBS Feb 16 [Redacted] 20130123 (size 18.6kb)

Where applicable, names of individuals have been redacted in accordance with Article 25 of the Freedom of Information Law.

• Total costs of agency social workers in 2016 (to 30 September 2016): £1,799,600

• Number of agency social workers contracted in 2016 (to 30 September 2016): 57

• Average cost of agency social worker in 2016 (to 30 September 2016): £31,572

Please note that the figures provided include all roles where a social work qualification is a requirement and therefore includes service directors and senior management. 

A further breakdown is available from the States Assembly website at the links below.

Question to Minister for Health and Social Services (9678)

Question to Minister for Health and Social Services (9705)

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