Schedule 3 SOCIAL SERVICES INDICATORS
| Indicator Number | Description of indicator |
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| NAWPI 3.1 | Stability of placements of children looked after by the best value authority by reference to the percentage of children looked after at the 31st March with three or more placements during the financial year. |
| NAWPI 3.2 | Educational qualifications of children looked after by the best value authority by reference to the percentage of young people leaving care age 16 or over with the following numbers of GCSEs at Grade A* to G or General National Vocational Qualification (GNVQ):
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| NAWPI 3.3 | The percentage of young people in care on their 16th birthday who have a suitable care and/or pathway plan as appropriate for their continuing care. |
| NAWPI 3.4 | The percentage of first placements (for looked after children) beginning with a care plan in place. |
| NAWPI 3.5 | Cost of services for children looked after by a best value authority by reference to gross weekly expenditure per looked after child in foster care or in a children’s home. |
| NAWPI 3.6 | The cost of providing social services to adults by reference to the gross cost per week for:
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| NAWPI 3.7 | The rate of older people (aged 65 or above) helped to live at home per 1,000 of the best value authority population aged 65 or over. |
| NAWPI3.8 | The rate of delayed transfers of care for social care reasons per 1,000 population of the best value authority aged 75 or over. |
| NAWPI 3.9 | The percentage of adult clients receiving a written statement of their needs and how they will be met. |
| NAWPI 3.10 | The rate of assessments of people aged 65 and over per 1,000 population of the best value authority aged 65 or over. |
| NAWPI 3.11 | The number of nights of respite care provided or funded by the best value authority per 1,000 population of the authority aged 18 or over. |
| NAWPI 3.12 | The percentage of children on the child protection register whose cases should have been reviewed that were reviewed. |
| NAWPI 3.13 | The number of people aged 65 or over whom the best value authority supports in residential care homes or nursing homes per 1,000 population of the authority aged 65 or over. |
| NAWPI 3.14 | The number of adults aged under 65 whom the best value authority helps to live at home per 1,000 adults aged under 65, in each of the following groups separately:
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| NAWPI 3.15 | The percentage of cases of children with an allocated social worker who is providing a service appropriate to the child’s need, in each of the following groups seperately:
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