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Section Three: Care Homes for Adults with Mental Health Problems

Table 5 - Care Homes, Places and Residents by Sector, March 2000 - March 2007

Mar-00

Mar-01

Mar-02

Mar-03

Mar-04

Mar-05

Mar-06

Mar-07

Number of Care Homes

128

119

107

104

104

104

100

93

- Of which LA/ NHS

3

4

4

5

5

5

5

5

- Of which Private

20

21

19

18

19

18

17

17

- Of which Voluntary

105

94

84

81

80

81

78

71

Number of Places

1,216

1,285

1,252

1,200

1,215

1,222

1,194

1,046

- Of which LA/ NHS

40

48

47

87

87

81

81

81

- Of which Private

358

389

379

321

341

346

338

335

- Of which Voluntary

818

848

826

792

787

795

775

630

Number of Residents

1,076

1,115

1,116

1,066

1,075

1,089

1,053

984

- Of which LA/ NHS

35

35

38

74

68

69

73

68

- Of which Private

330

353

328

291

296

314

306

291

- Of which Voluntary

711

727

750

701

711

706

674

625

Source: SCHC1 March 2007

On the most recent census night there were 93 care homes in Scotland for adults with mental health problems. Of these 76 per cent (71 homes) were run by voluntary organisations. The 93 care homes offered a total of 1,046 places.

The 71 care homes in the voluntary sector offered a total of 630 places. This compares to 17 privately owned care homes which offered a total of 335 places and housed 291 residents.

The 5 local authority run care homes offered a total of 81 places and had an average of 16 places.

Since March 2000, the number of care homes offering services in this client group has dropped by 35, from 128. Over the same period the number of places has decreased by 170 and the number of residents by 92.

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