Adults
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West Sussex Connect to Support
Visit our website for information about care and support.
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Contact us for adult social care support
How to contact the Adults’ CarePoint team for help or advice.
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Caring for other people
Help and support for those who regularly care for another person.
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Adult social care assessment
Understanding your social care needs.
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Eligibility for adult social care support
How we use an eligibility criteria to decide who we can help.
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Planning your care support
How we work out how much money you will need for your support and create a plan.
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Paying for residential care
Find out about funding the cost of care in a residential home.
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Paying for care in your home or local community
What you may need to pay towards your care if you wish to remain at home.
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Reviewing your support
How we review your support to make sure it still meets your needs.
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How we pay your personal budget
You can choose how you receive your personal budget for non-residential support.
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Comment or complain about adults' social care
Let us know what you think of the adults' social care service you've received.
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Support for adults with learning disabilities
How to find information and advice if you have a learning disability.
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Advocacy for adults
How to get help to say what you want and represent your interests.
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Raise a concern about an adult
What to do if you think an adult is being harmed, abused or neglected.
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Benefits and financial support
Where to get advice about benefits and financial support.
Children
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Raise a concern about a child
What to do if you think a child or young person is being harmed, abused or neglected.
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Contact us for children's social care support
How to contact us for children's social care help or advice.
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Help if you've got a disabled child
Support for you and your child if they are disabled or have a special educational need.
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Support for young carers
West Sussex Young Carers supports young carers aged 5-18 with information, support, advice and signposting.
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Advocacy for children and young people
The West Sussex Advocacy Service provides advice and support to children and young people.
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Comment or complain about a children's social care service
Let us know what you think of the children's social care service you've received.