Brighton & Hove ASG FOI response.

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Mon, 08/03/2010 - 4:18pm

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The AIDS Support Grant (ASG) is a ring fenced allocation from the Department of Health to allow local authorities to provide enhanced levels of social care for people living with HIV. In Brighton and Hove this budget is managed by NHS Brighton and Hove on behalf of Brighton and Hove City Council. The allocation is determined by a formula which takes into consideration the total number of people living with HIV in a local authority area and the numbers of women and children living with HIV. In 2009/10 Brighton and Hove received an allocation of £429,000.00. The table below shows expenditure against this grant. The ASG is guaranteed for one more year (2010/11) before it is reviewed. We are not yet aware of the amount of the allocation to Brighton and Hove.

Organisation	Description of Services	Allocation £
HIV Community Specialist Team	Specialist social worker post Newly diagnosed patient liaison post	66,494.00
Brighton and Hove City Council	Community Care client contracts/Direct payments	137,000.00
Citizen’s Advice Bureau	Specialist case worker providing Welfare rights, specialist financial advice, housing and employment/work related issues	21,278.00
Terrence Higgins Trust	HIV counselling services, Social support case workers, training for HIV and generic services, treatment support, emotional and practical support	135,321.00
Sussex Beacon	Structured day care programme. Women and families support programme	65,278.00
Brighton and Hove Federation of the Disabled	Contribution to direct payments service	3,069.00

Total expenditure		£428,440.00

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