Home Help Service
Home Helps provide domestic and social care services to people in their
own homes. The Home Help Service makes a major contribution to the overall development of community
care by enabling people to remain in their own homes for as long as possible, and thus avoid or delay
the need for admission to hospital or residential accommodation.
Home Help Guidance
These circulars provide guidance to the HSC on the provision of Home
Help services and how a person should be financially assessed to determine how much they should be charged
for the service.
- 2011
Home Help Circular HSS (SS) 1/80 (PDF 84KB)
This is the 2011 version providing advice on Home Help charging.
- 2010
Home Help Circular HSS (SS) 1/80 (PDF 84 KB)
This is the 2010 version providing advice on Home Help charging.
- 2009
Home Help Circular HSS (SS) 1/80 (PDF 77 KB)
This is the 2009 version providing advice on Home Help charging.
- 2008
Home Help Circular HSS (SS) 1/80 (PDF 77 KB)
This is the 2008 version providing advice on Home Help charging
- 2007
Home Help Circular HSS (SS) 1/80 (PDF 77 KB)
This is the 2007 version providing advice on Home Help charging
- HSS ECCU 2 2008 Regional Access Criteria for Domiciliary
Care (PDF 242 KB)
This circular provides guidance to HSC Trusts on determining how vulnerable a person is, what risk they face now, and in the future, and to ensure that those at greatest risk are given the highest priority for domiciliary care services.
