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My local area and summary reports

Data correct as at 2020/21

Next update due: Mid October 2022

This interactive visualisation provides a detailed analysis for your chosen local area, a PDF summary report is also available. This is the latest information available from the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS)

 

Downloading the visualisation

• The data behind the visualisation can be downloaded here. 
• You can also download a PDF version by clicking on the arrow found at the bottom right of the visualisation.
• There are notes about the data when you hover over the ( i ) in the visualisation.
• For information about how workforce estimates are created or rounding and suppression rules please visit our webpage on methodology
• If you require data that isn’t available in the visualisation or report below, please contact us.

 

Further resources

• At the bottom of the page there is also a collection of short summary reports organised by region, which give an overview of what the adult social care sector and workforce looks like in each of the 152 local authority areas in England
• An interactive visualisation where you can compare local areas in England can be found here.
  
• Nine detailed regional reports supported by new interactive visualisations can be found here.
• For England level data, please see the ‘state of the adult social care sector and workforce in England’ report and interactive visualisation here.

 

Analytical service for local authorities

We can be commissioned to produce a bespoke analysis of workforce information at a local level or to answer any specific questions you have about the adult social care workforce.

Example topics include;

• a detailed workforce report about adult social care within an area
• information on the provision of care for people with learning disabilities or other people who use social care services
• workforce forecasts between 2020 and 2035
• data science and factors affecting turnover in your local area

• workforce and sector trends going back to 2012.

Please contact us to talk about how we can help.

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Individual summary reports for all local authorities in England