Rankings · Methodology · Service quality · Adult social care

Adults aged 18 to 64 with a learning disability who live in their own home or with family

Higher is better. One of the measures behind the adult social care score; councils are listed by their rank on it alone, which is not their overall rank. The median of the 130 is 83.9%.

ASCOF 2E(1). Covers only working-age adults with a learning disability who receive long-term support, not everyone who receives long-term support.

Adults aged 18 to 64 with a learning disability who live in their own home or with family by council
RankCouncilAdults aged 18 to 64 with a learning disability who live in their own home or with familyType
=1Oldham99.1%Metropolitan borough
=1St. Helens97.3%Metropolitan borough
=1Tameside95.8%Metropolitan borough
=1Halton95.4%Unitary council
=1Knowsley94.7%Metropolitan borough
=1Sunderland94.7%Metropolitan borough
=1Stockport94.1%Metropolitan borough
8Cheshire West and Chester94.0%Unitary council
9Blackburn with Darwen93.2%Unitary council
10Bolton92.8%Metropolitan borough
11North East Lincolnshire92.5%Unitary council
12Darlington92.2%Unitary council
=13Warrington91.1%Unitary council
=13Wokingham91.1%Unitary council
15Northumberland90.9%Unitary council
=16Dorset90.0%Unitary council
=16Newcastle upon Tyne90.0%Metropolitan borough
18Blackpool89.8%Unitary council
19Brent89.5%London borough
20Milton Keynes89.1%Unitary council
=21County Durham89.0%Unitary council
=21North Tyneside89.0%Metropolitan borough
=23Southend-on-Sea88.7%Unitary council
=23West Northamptonshire88.7%Unitary council
=23Wigan88.7%Metropolitan borough
=26Hounslow88.6%London borough
=26Trafford88.6%Metropolitan borough
=28Haringey88.5%London borough
=28Sefton88.5%Metropolitan borough
30Sandwell87.9%Metropolitan borough
31Redcar and Cleveland87.8%Unitary council
=32Barnet87.7%London borough
=32Bracknell Forest87.7%Unitary council
34Newham87.6%London borough
35Tower Hamlets87.5%London borough
=36Salford87.4%Metropolitan borough
=36Westminster87.4%London borough
38Somerset86.9%Unitary council
39Bradford86.7%Metropolitan borough
40Manchester86.6%Metropolitan borough
=41Bury86.3%Metropolitan borough
=41Shropshire86.3%Unitary council
=43Cheshire East86.2%Unitary council
=43Waltham Forest86.2%London borough
=43Wolverhampton86.2%Metropolitan borough
46York86.1%Unitary council
=47Gateshead85.8%Metropolitan borough
=47Swindon85.8%Unitary council
=49Rochdale85.7%Metropolitan borough
=49Walsall85.7%Metropolitan borough
=51Barnsley85.2%Metropolitan borough
=51Camden85.2%London borough
=51Peterborough85.2%Unitary council
54Enfield85.1%London borough
55Hackney84.7%London borough
56Bexley84.6%London borough
57Havering84.5%London borough
=58Lewisham84.4%London borough
=58Southampton84.4%Unitary council
=60Kensington and Chelsea84.3%London borough
=60Middlesbrough84.3%Unitary council
=62Dudley84.2%Metropolitan borough
=62North Northamptonshire84.2%Unitary council
64Cornwall84.1%Unitary council
65Telford and Wrekin83.9%Unitary council
=66Barking and Dagenham83.8%London borough
=66Portsmouth83.8%Unitary council
68Hartlepool83.7%Unitary council
69Solihull83.4%Metropolitan borough
70Coventry83.2%Metropolitan borough
71Medway83.1%Unitary council
72South Gloucestershire83.0%Unitary council
73South Tyneside82.9%Metropolitan borough
74Bedford82.7%Unitary council
75Wakefield82.5%Metropolitan borough
76Leeds82.3%Metropolitan borough
77Windsor and Maidenhead82.2%Unitary council
=78Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole81.9%Unitary council
=78Kingston upon Hull, City of81.9%Unitary council
80Sheffield81.7%Metropolitan borough
81Leicester81.5%Unitary council
=82Buckinghamshire81.4%Unitary council
=82Hillingdon81.4%London borough
=84Slough81.3%Unitary council
=84Wiltshire81.3%Unitary council
86West Berkshire80.9%Unitary council
87Rotherham80.6%Metropolitan borough
=88Bath and North East Somerset80.5%Unitary council
=88Harrow80.5%London borough
90Stockton-on-Tees80.4%Unitary council
91North Lincolnshire80.3%Unitary council
=92Derby80.1%Unitary council
=92Reading80.1%Unitary council
94Doncaster79.8%Metropolitan borough
95North Yorkshire79.6%Unitary council
=96Greenwich79.3%London borough
=96Thurrock79.3%Unitary council
98Wandsworth78.9%London borough
99Merton78.4%London borough
100Central Bedfordshire78.2%Unitary council
101Kingston upon Thames77.9%London borough
=102Bristol, City of77.8%Unitary council
=102Redbridge77.8%London borough
=102Rutland77.8%Unitary council
105Richmond upon Thames76.9%London borough
106Islington76.6%London borough
107Southwark75.6%London borough
=108Isle of Wight75.5%Unitary council
=108Luton75.5%Unitary council
110Plymouth75.3%Unitary council
111Croydon75.1%London borough
112Bromley75.0%London borough
113Nottingham74.7%Unitary council
114Liverpool74.4%Metropolitan borough
115Ealing74.2%London borough
116North Somerset72.7%Unitary council
117Birmingham72.5%Metropolitan borough
=118Brighton and Hove71.1%Unitary council
=118Lambeth71.1%London borough
120Cumberland70.9%Unitary council
121Sutton70.5%London borough
122Torbay69.7%Unitary council
=123Stoke-on-Trent69.1%Unitary council
=123East Riding of Yorkshire68.8%Unitary council
=123Westmorland and Furness68.5%Unitary council
=123Wirral65.8%Metropolitan borough
=123Hammersmith and Fulham65.0%London borough
=123Kirklees63.9%Metropolitan borough
=123Herefordshire, County of63.5%Unitary council

Period: 2024-25. Source: DHSC — Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework. Councils with the same figure share a rank, and so do those beyond the 5th and 95th percentiles, because extreme values are capped before scoring (why). How we score

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