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Personal budgets enable you to choose who you want to provide your care and support and organise it yourself.

Solihull social care services provide care and support to those who need it. People that are not entitled to care and support from Solihull Council social care will need to pay the full cost or make a contribution to the cost of their care.

A financial assessment can help us to understand if you can pay towards the cost of your care and support.

When a person makes a power of attorney they appoint another person or people to make decisions and act on their behalf.

Each one of us has the right to be treated with dignity and respect but sometimes people do not have the ability or the skills to do so.

If another person speaks on your behalf they are commonly known as an advocate.

Care and support assessments are conducted according to a set of national eligibility criteria.

After your needs have been assessed we'll provide you with a care and support plan.

A reablement assessment can help you stay independent, learn new skills and recover from illness or a stay in hospital.

Under the Care Act 2014, assessments are for people over the age of 18 requiring help to live in the best way possible.

Working in partnership with Solihull Council, SCH Wellbeing delivers a range of services designed to keep you happy, healthy, independent, and safe in your own home.

If you’re looking for advice, a support group or even something to do, the Solihull Directory can connect you with local and national suppliers and providers.

An overpayment is caused when you have been paid more Housing Benefit than you are entitled to receive. An invoice, and possibly other notices, will have been sent to you about the overpayment.

To support Solihull’s Transport Strategy ‘Solihull Connected’ we have developed a Cycling and Walking Strategy for the borough.

Solihull Council will be undertaking safety checks on memorials in Robin Hood, Widney Manor and Woodlands cemeteries from October 2019.