Supported accommodation
Setting up a service and its premises, SA Prepare, pricing, moving in and notifications.
A supported accommodation service is the registered unit, and its premises are the addresses beneath it. How to set up both, and what each premises needs.
Record where a young person moves in, their legal status and any flags. The admission and discharge notices to the host local authority appear as tasks.
When Ofsted registers your service, enter its URN. The service moves to the per-place price and the locked records open.
Supported accommodation is billed per place: £25 a month, or £250 a year, with a minimum of 3 places. Which places count, and when a premises starts to be billed.
When ARC prompts you to notify Ofsted of a serious event, what to record, and how restraint is followed up.
A £29 a month plan for a supported accommodation service that is applying to register with Ofsted. What is open and what is locked.
What changes on the 18th birthday: the 18+ flag, the tasks that stop, and what stays the same.
A new premises is pending and not billed. It opens when its first young person moves in, and billing starts then.