WSCC budget for 2021 to 2022

Find our budget allocations for 2021 to 2022

West Sussex County Council budget per service

Adults' Services

Total budget is £372.3m

Breakdown:

  • Older People - £165.1m
  • Physical and Sensory Impairment - £25.7m
  • Learning Disabilities - £114m
  • Working Age Mental Health - £33.4m
  • Assistive Equipment and Technology - £10m
  • Universal Services - £14.4m
  • Housing-related Support - £2.7m
  • Commissioning and Service Delivery - £4.1m
  • Other - £2.9m

Children and Family Services

Total budget - £208.1m

Breakdown:

  • Children's Services - £72.3m
  • Early Years - £49m
  • Social Care Activities - £47m
  • Early Health and Prevention - £27.4m
  • Services for Care Leavers - £6.8m
  • Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services - £2.1m
  • Children's Safeguarding - £2m
  • Youth Offending Service - £1.5m

Education and Skills

Total budget - £708m

Breakdown:

  • Schools - £608.6m
  • Special Educational Needs - £50.7m
  • School Transport - £19.1m
  • Support to Schools - £15.3m
  • Education and Skills Service - £14.7m

Place Services

Total budget - £175.5m

Breakdown:

  • Waste Services - £63.9m
  • Highways, Transport and Planning - £62.1m
  • Property and Assets - £26m
  • Information and Regulatory Services - £10m
  • Communities - £7m
  • Energy and Sustainability - £5m
  • Other - £1.5m

Public Health

Total budget - £20.8m

Breakdown:

  • Drugs and Alcohol Action Team - £6.2m
  • Living and Ageing Well - £5.7m
  • Integrated Sexual Health Services - £5m
  • Staffing and Development - £3.5m
  • Other - £0.4m

Centrally held budgets

Total budget - £57.1m

Chief Executive's Office

Total budget - £4.2m

Finance and Support Services

Total budget - £33.4m

Fire and Rescue Services

Total budget - £32m

Human Resources and Organisational Change

Total budget - £7m

Law and Assurance

Total budget - £10.2m