Cheshire East Local Account

Our Local Account is a summary of the Adult Social Care Service’s activity, working with our Health and other partners, to support vulnerable people who have adult social care needs.

• Local account for 2022/23 full version (PDF, 4MB)
• Local account for 2021/22 full version (PDF, 3.3MB)
• Local account for 2020/21 full version (PDF, 3MB)
• Local account for 2020/21 text only accessible version (PDF, 225KB)
• Local account for 2019/20 full version (PDF, 2.2MB)
• Local account for 2019/20 text only accessible version (PDF, 235KB)
• Local account for 2018/19 full version (PDF, 1.9MB)
• Local account for 2018/19 text only accessible version (PDF, 98KB)
• Local account for 2017/18 full version (PDF, 1.6MB)
• Local account for 2017/18 text only accessible version (PDF, 271KB)

We strive to make sure that we serve the diverse communities that live in the rural and urban environments of Cheshire East, delivering value for money and putting our residents first, all times.

The Local Account includes information on:

• the achievements we have made in adult social care and how well we are performing
• new and existing innovative services
• feedback from people who have been supported through social care services
• the changes and challenges we are facing
• our plans for future improvements

Adults Social Care survey

This is a national Government survey which asks people aged 18 and over, who are receiving support services funded or arranged by Cheshire East Council, for their views on the care and support they receive. The responses help the council to understand what we do well and where we could improve.

• ASCS 2018-19 summary report (PDF, 723KB)
• ASCS 2018-19 summary report text only accessible version (PDF, 89KB)
• ASCS 2017-18 summary report (PDF, 1MB)
• ASCS 2017-18 summary report text only accessible version (MS Word, 150KB)

Survey of Adult Carers

The Survey of Adult Carers in England (SACE) is a biennial survey, undertaken by all councils with adult social services responsibilities. The views of carers were sought on a number of topics about their caring role, the services they and the person they care for receive, and their life alongside their caring role. Carers completing the survey were all aged 18 or over, caring for someone aged 18 or over.

• 2018-19 Survey of Adult Carers - Summary Findings - Accessible version (PDF, 78KB)
• 2018-19 Survey of Adult Carers - Summary Findings (PDF, 179KB)

Page last reviewed: 22 August 2024