Partnership Funding Streams
CURRENT FUNDING STREAMS
How the RPB is funded
The Welsh Government have confirmed how our funding will be delivered over the next five years (2022-27). This will be in the Regional Integration Fund and be made up of:
- Embedding Fund – to support existing projects that have been tested and evaluated as having had good impact and are part of the delivery of our emerging integrated care models
- Acceleration Fund – allowing us to develop and test new elements of our emerging integrated care models
- National ring-fenced fund – fully funded by the Welsh Government to support delivery of ministerial priorities – our work around the Integrated Autism Service, dementia and unpaid carers
- Infrastructure fund – to support the RPB to fulfil its duties under the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act
The Embedding and Acceleration Funds will be match funded by partners. This new five-year funding will enable our programmes to plan their work in the longer term and increase ways we can work together. There will also be a focus on strengthening support for social value and unpaid carers.
The RPB has agreed the programmes of work that the RIF will be used to support the delivery of:
- Integrated Wellness Model – emotional wellbeing and mental health (NEST)
- Integrated Care Model –
Complex health and disability needs
- Learning disabilities strategy delivery
- Integrated Autism Service
(national priority) - Carers (national priority)
- @home programme
- Dementia (national priority)
Further information about the Regional Integration fund
Our Priorities
DECHRAU’N DDA
STARTING WELL
We want every child in Cardiff and Vale to have the opportunity to thrive. Our work focuses on children in vulnerable situations and the services that support them.
HENEIDDIO’N DDA
AGEING WELL
We know how hard it can be to find help when people need it the most. We want to make sure there is community support to help people stay as healthy as possible so they can carry on doing the things that matter most to them.
BYW’N DDA
LIVING WELL
As a Partnership we have worked together with people with a learning disability, their families, carers and the third and independent sector to produce a clear direction for the planning and delivery of adult learning disability services across the region over the next five years.
Case Studies
Alison Law
Improvement and Development Manager, Joint Commissioning
- Project management across the partnership to enable the alignment and joint commissioning of services, which includes shaping the market, regional commissioning strategies, contracting and quality assurance.
- Programme manager for ICF Capital fund