Charges and Deferring Payments

Paying for Home and Day Care

Adult Social Care arranges home and day care services for people assessed as needing care and/or support to remain in their own home.
The Government has given councils the choice of whether or not the charge for home or day care services, but had reduced its funding to Swindon Borough Council by the amount of income it expects the council to collect from a reasonable level of charges. The council therefore need to charge for home and day care services so that they can continue to provide them for the people of Swindon.
If you require more information on how we calculate charges for these services, please request a leaflet using the details below.

Paying for Residential Care

For some people, moving to a new home can be a positive and enjoyable experience, but for others it can be a confusing and stressful time.
Moving into a care home is a big step and it can have major financial implications. Adult Social Care can help some people with their care home fees but the government expects that everyone should pay what they can afford. National regulations set out how these changes care calculated.
For more information on paying for care in a residential or nursing homes, how the charges will be met and how much you will be expected to pay, please request the leaflet using the detials below.

Deferring Payments of Care Fees

Moving into a care home is a big step and it can have major financial implications. Adult Social Care may be able to help you with care home fees but the Government expects that everyone should pay what they can afford. National regulations set out how these charges are calculated.
If you would like further details and information, please request a leaflet using the details below.

Contact

The Financial Assessments and Benefits Team
Adult Social Care
Civic Annexe
Euclid Street
Swindon
SN1 2JH