its vital work, funded by short—term government money, given to north yorkshire county council.ppens next. we want to be able to think about what workforce we need in order to cope with the current strain on both adult social care and health services and at the moment that's proving particularly difficult given funding will finish as of the 31st of march and we've invested in a number of additional roles that actually we may not be able to employ as of that period of time. another scheme at risk in the county has helped 65—year—old margaret miller regain her independence and mobility after a major cancer operation. she had feared she'd end up in a care home. they were the ones that saw me in my worst possible state and the support and everything was second to none. and i'm here, in my own home and that's the biggest thing. the uncertainty that councils in england, including north yorkshire, are facing over whether or not the short—term government grants will continue to pay for vital care services. in councils like this, the grants represent 20% of the money they use to support

it's vital work, funded by short—term government money, given to north yorkshire county council. what happens next. we want to be able to think about what workforce we need in order to cope with the current strain on both adult social care and health services and at the moment that's proving particularly difficult given that funding will finish as of the slst of march and we've invested in a number of additional roles that actually we may not be able to employ as of that period of time. another scheme at risk in the county has helped 65—year—old margaret miller regain her independence and mobility after a major cancer operation. she had feared she'd end up in a care home. they were the ones that saw me in my worst possible state and the support and everything was second to none. and i'm here, in my own home and that's the biggest thing. the uncertainty that councils in england including north yorkshire are facing over whether or not these short—term government grants will continue to pay for vital care services, is a sign ofjust how hand to mouth local authority funding has becom

the north yorkshire county council patients waiting to go home with four calls per day to support themit is vital work funded by short—term government money given to north yorkshire county council, but it runs out in march and they don't know what happens next. we want to be able to think about what workforce we need to cope with the current strain on the adult social ca re current strain on the adult social care and health services and at the moment that is proving difficulty given that funding will finish, and we have... another scheme at risk in the county has helped 65—year—old margaret miller regain her independence and mobility after a major cancer operation. she had feared she would end up in a care home. they were the ones that saw me in my worst possible state, and the support and everything was second to none. and i'm here in my own home, and that is the biggest thing. the uncertainty that councils in england, including north yorkshire, are facing over whether or not these short—term government grants will continue to pay for vital care services is a sign ofjust how hand to m

the north yorkshire county council patients waiting to go home with four calls per day to support themhat happen. it is vital work funded by short—term government money given to north yorkshire county council, but it runs out in march and they don't know what happens next. we want to be able to think about what workforce we need to cope with the current strain on the adult social care and health services and at the moment that is proving difficulty given that funding will finish, and we have... as of the 31st of march we have invested in a number of additional rows that have not been able to employee as of that period of time. another scheme at risk in the county has helped 65—year—old margaret miller regain her independence and mobility after a major cancer operation. she had feared she would end up in a care home. they were the ones that saw me in my worst possible state, and the support and everything was second to none. and i'm here in my own home, and that is the biggest thing. the uncertainty that councils in england, including north yorkshire, are facing over whether or not thes