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Consultancy

Support Solutions provides premium quality consultancy services across the full range of issues which concern agencies involved in commissioning or providing housing, support and social care services. We do this whilst staying within the financial reach of smaller providers.

We specialise in housing and non-housing revenue, the Personalisation Agenda, tendering and consortia and giving our clients a strategic overview of the world in which they work.

We have an excellent working knowledge of the entire territory of housing support and social care. As early as 2005 Support Solutions correctly and publicly predicted the retrenchment and absorption of Supporting People. We have a knack of staying ahead of  social policy developments which is crucial if our clients and the sector in general are to be in the best strategic position to survive and thrive in the changing world of housing support and social care.

We research, write and publish The Briefing, an electronic resource for everyone involved in housing support and social care. Our most recent issue contains a well-received analysis of the Comprehensive Spending Review which focuses on the opportunities for sector providers as much as the challenges, and on the Government's Public Sector reform agenda.

Support Solutions research, thinking and writing is widely used throughout the sector. We are acknowledged national experts on the Personalisation Agenda and other areas of social policy which affect our clients.

Our breadth of knowledge enables us to see the whole picture when it comes to advising our clients. We have particular strengths in revenue, tendering for contracts, personalisation, commissioning arrangements and strategic positioning. We run low cost, high quality events and conferences for Providers and Commissioners of housing support & social care services.

We work for housing, support and social care providers, local government, the NHS and the Welsh Assembly Government.