Item No 10 - Gender Identity Services - Scottish Government Funding Spending Proposal

To outline the proposal which the NHSGGC Gender Identity Programme Board has developed in response to a Scottish Government allocation of £496,500 to:
• Identify those on adult and young people services waiting lists with unmet need who may require additional support
• Direct those who require additional support to appropriate services
• Expand the existing service capacity.

Item No 17 - Foster Care Summit - Update and Next Steps

To provide an interim report to the Integration Joint Board on the recent Foster Carer Summit and proposed next steps to support foster carers in Glasgow.

Item No 16 - Homelessness Services - Temporary Homelessness Accommodation Charges for 2023-24

To inform Glasgow City Integration Joint Board of the charges proposed to be set for homelessness temporary accommodation for 2023/24.

Item No 13 - Social Care Planned Procurement 2023-24 and Commissioning Service Development Plan

To update the IJB on the planned procurement for social care services for financial year 2023/24, and to update on the progress of the commissioning development plan and planned development actions for 2023/24.

Item No 21 - Glasgow City IJB Future Agenda Items

Agenda - 22/03/2023

EQIA - Your Body Matters

Item No 18 - Specialist Children’s Services Single Service Alignment

To provide an update for Glasgow City Integration Joint Board on the planning for implementation of the new managerial and governance arrangements for Specialist Children’s Services within the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area. 

Item No 07 - Integration Joint Board Financial Allocations and Budgets for 2023-24

This report will outline the revenue budget for Glasgow City Integration Joint Board for 2023-24 and the budget available for services commissioned from Glasgow City Council and NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde.

National Care Service (Scotland) Bill

The Scottish Government’s National Care Service (Scotland) Bill aims to make Scottish Ministers accountable for social care, as they are currently for health care, within Scotland. It will be one of the most significant reforms of public services since the creation of the National Health Service (NHS).