Improved digital infrastructure for social contact (specific needs)
- Availability of support for digital inclusion for people with specific needs
Long-term health conditions
Improvements in policy and legislation (employment, training, education)
- Policy and legislation improved to provide equality of access to employment, training and education opportunities
Improved public awareness and engagement (end of life care)
- Availability of support services for vulnerable children and
parents
- Coverage and effectiveness of services that identify vulnerable
parents and children
- Coverage and effectiveness of early intervention services
Improved quality of advice about end of life legal matters
- Has access to quality legal advice about end of life matters
(especially for people with life threatening or terminal illnesses)
- Is satisfied with legal advice about end of life matters
Receives the benefits one is entitled to (winter fuel)
- Receives appropriate benefits including the winter fuel allowance
Is engaged in meaningful activities (daytime activities)
- Has access to meaningful daytime activities
Family members, partners and carers feel better supported and more able to live and enjoy their own lives (respite)
- Has access to respite opportunities
- Number of days of respite taken
Improved access to and use of key communication technologies (support)
- Has the necessary support and equipment to use digital communication technologies
Increased satisfaction with own friendships (quality of friendships)
- Reports improvements in the quality of their friendships and relationships with others
Addresses, understands and feels supported in managing any long-term condition (accessing health services, specialists, national screening)
- If accessing health services, has an up-to-date multidisciplinary
care plan
- Has access to specialist multidisciplinary/multi-agency
community services
- Is included and supported to participate in national screening
programmes