Research Article
Exploring the Distinctiveness of Social Enterprises Delivering Adult Social Care in England
Table 2
Mapping of care social enterprises.
| | Sites | No. of care SEs | % that are CQC inspected | Main service areas based on 133 SEs (91% of total) | Service user groups based on 125 SEs (86% of total) |
| | 1 (large city) | 62 | 19% | Day services (49%) | Learning disabilities (25%) | | Domiciliary (11%) | Mental health (15%) | | Residential (8%) | Older people (13%) | | Advocacy support (8%) | Autism/carers (both 8%) |
| | 2 (postindustrial town) | 60 | 31% | Day services (55%) | Learning disabilities (25%) | | Domiciliary (16%) | Dementia (14%) | | Residential (8%) | Mental health (13%) | | Advocacy support (9%) | All user groups (13%) |
| | 3 (rural area) | 24 | 8% | Day services (44%) | Older people (27%) | | Domiciliary (0%) | Learning disabilities (23%) | | Residential (8%) | Carers (12%) | | Advocacy support (17%) | Mental health (12%)
All user groups (12%) |
| | Total (all sites) | 146 | 23% (n = 33) | Day services (51%) | Learning disabilities (25%) | | Domiciliary (10%) | Older people (14%) | | Advocacy support (10%) | Mental health (14%) | | Residential (9%) | All user groups (10%) |
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NB: CQC is the care quality commission, the independent social care regulator.
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