We want to present an exciting opportunity to develop the new model Care Suites which is care, support and accommodation in one place for people over the age of 65. Throughout the year we have been working hard to assess what we (as a city) need supporting older people who require care, support and accommodation. One aspect of this programme is the proposal to commission Care Suites which is a 60-80 bedded apartment type se...

We want to present an exciting opportunity to develop the new model Care Suites which is care, support and accommodation in one place for people over the age of 65. Throughout the year we have been working hard to assess what we (as a city) need supporting older people who require care, support and accommodation. One aspect of this programme is the proposal to commission Care Suites which is a 60-80 bedded apartment type setting in one building that offers care and support both planned and unplanned over 24 hrs 7 days a week 365 days a year. The Care Suite model in Sheffield is an evolution on the current offer of Extra Care, Residential Care and Nursing Care provision. We are asking care and support providers across all spectrums and registered housing providers to consider the design, build and delivery of Care Suites in Sheffield. The Care Suite model development has been given approval by Adult Health and Social Care Policy Committee on the 30/10/2024 to proceed to the next stage of the programme. We want to involve you in our thinking. We are holding two market engagement events in January. The first will be an online event on the 21st January 2025 at 10am till 11:30am. If you would like to attend this event please email adam.elwis@sheffield.gov.uk and I will make sure you receive a Teams invitation. The second will be a face to face meeting on the 30th January 2025 9:30am till 12pm at a venue to be announced. If you would like to attend this event please sign up using the below link. The Sheffield Care Suite Model Tickets, Thu 30 Jan 2025 at 09:30 | Eventbrite

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