Information and resources for professionals in the care sector

Professional Zone

Hull's Adult Social Care is committed to developing an excellent standard of care for Hull’s residents that ensures equality in service delivery and employment and that all people are treated with fairness, dignity and respect. As such, we expect all professionals to share in our commitment and we recognise our responsibility to support our partners to help them achieve this.

In this section you will find information and resources for professionals working in the care sector in Hull in order to support them to provide the highest standard of care and support possible.

Adult Social Care Resources

All Adult Social Care Policies, Practices and Procedures can be found on the Hull APPP resource website.

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Occupational Therapy Assessments

A specialised area for assessors to share their assessments.

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Support for providers

The Adults Provider Portal acts as an online portal for providers that deal with the Hull City Council Adults local authority. It is a means to view and interact with contract and service delivery information, directly with the local authority.

Access the Adults Provider Portal

Equipment Safety Alerts for Providers

Partnerships

Across Hull there are a number of partnerships and boards that meet to support and develop information, services and practice, with and behalf of local people.

The Hull Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board (HSAPB) is a statutory board formed under the Care Act 2014. It consists of senior members from Hull City Council, Humberside Police and Hull NHS Clinical Commissioning Group.

Working across Hull and East Yorkshire, this multi-agency partnership promote the needs of older people, coordinating and improving existing services in the region. 

The Humber Transforming Care Partnership works across Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire. 

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Autism

Find information, help and support if you or someone you care about is autistic or might be autistic.

What is autism - NHS

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