For funders and partners

What would the pilot need?

Change any figure below and everything updates straight away. See how the hours, costs and funding gap change for the two possible 30-day support models. Want to talk it through? We’d love to hear from you.

Discuss funding

Example figures, not a budget or a quote. Every starting figure is an editable assumption. No costs, funding or family contributions are confirmed. Each option is separate; don’t add them together.

Your assumptions

The pilot
Used for both options.
£
Example only. Use a fully costed rate for one care hour.
%
Added to care costs for travel, coordination and other support.
Getting ready
£
Charged once to each separate pilot option.
%
A cushion for uncertainty, added after care, support and setup costs.
Money towards the pilot
£
£0 keeps the model fully subsidised. No charge is agreed.
£
Enter £0 unless you have a confirmed amount.
Option 02

Focused support

Starting idea

care hours
per family
Funding still needed
£0
0% covered100% still needed
Total pilot cost
Cost per family
Total care hours

Where the money goes

For 3 familiesFull supportFocused support
Care delivery
Delivery support allowance
One-off setup
Extra cost allowance
Total pilot cost
Family contributions
Funding already available
Funding still needed

Headline figures are rounded to the nearest pound. The table and download show pennies. Editing care hours changes the cost example, not an agreed visiting schedule.

How the maths works and what still needs checking
  1. Care hours = care hours per family × number of families.
  2. Care delivery = care hours × hourly delivery cost.
  3. Delivery support allowance = care delivery × the support percentage.
  4. One-off setup is added once to each option.
  5. Extra cost allowance = (care delivery + support allowance + setup) × the extra percentage.
  6. Total pilot cost = all four lines added together.
  7. Funding still needed = total pilot cost − family contributions − funding already available.

Still to check: a fully costed hourly rate (pay, holiday, pension, insurance, training, supervision), realistic travel time across Manchester, safeguarding checks, cover for sickness, and which families would qualify.