Monday, 11 February 2013

Have your say on important changes

The City Council will be holding a consultation and drop-in sessions in the coming weeks, giving residents the chance to find out more about the 2013-15 budget proposals for its directorate of Adults' Health and Wellbeing.

The events will give an additional opportunity to discuss plans proposed by the council, which is seeking to address an overall funding shortfall of £80m over the next two financial years. The first of three consultations, which launched today, on the Supporting People Programme, which provides a wide range of housing-related services to help vulnerable people to set up home or continue to live independently.

In response to the budget settlement, Manchester City Council is looking at ways to save £3.4m from the Supporting People programme, while ensuring that vulnerable adults receive the help that they need.

The closest consultation to Longsight is at the Library on Thursday 21 February 1pm - 4pm.  There is also a consultation event on Sunday 11 March 3pm - 6pm Conference Hall, Town Hall.

The consultation period runs until 6 May 2013. For full details of the proposals, links to further details including the full committee reports and a chance to give your views about the plans, go to www.manchester.gov.uk/consultations, or visit Longsight library.

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