Belfast Area Outcomes Group Early Years and Early Intervention Subgroup of Belfast Strategic Partnership Strengthening Partnerships Lesley Walker Co-Director BHSCT Chair of Belfast Area Outcomes Group Jackie Redpath – Belfast Strategic Partnership Una Casey - CYPSP
Population of Children and Young People The total population of Children and young people is 76,115 This is 21.5% of the total population of Belfast Trust Area Belfast Agenda – “ Belfast City is one of the youngest cities in Europe - young people up to the age of 21, make up nearly a third of our population, while a fifth of the city is under 15 years old .”
Belfast Agenda Our Structures NI Assembly Programme for Government Children and Young Peoples Strategy (Regional) Children and Young Belfast Strategic People’s Strategic Partnership Partnership Belfast Area Outcomes Subgroups for specific Group groups of vulnerable children and young people - (BSP Early Years & Early BME, EBD, Disability, Intervention Subgroup) Transitions, Youth Justice, Young Carers, LAC, DV, Hidden Harm and LGBT Family Support Locality Planning Hubs Groups
Membership Belfast Area Outcomes Group Statutory Sector Links to Other 4 Representatives Partnerships Belfast Health & for the Voluntary Social Trust Belfast Strategic Sector Partnership Health & Social Care Board Local Commissioning 4 Representatives of Group Public Health Agency the Community Belfast Childcare Police Service NI Sector Partnership Education Authority Community Rep for NI 2 representatives of Belfast on CYPSP Housing Executive NI the BME Sector Belfast City Council Youth Justice Agency
For a full a set of statistics at Outcomes Group level, locality area and ward level please go to www.cypsp.org
Belfast Area Outcomes Group Action Plan 2017-2020 Helping Connect Children, Young People and Families to Local Support Building Capacity Giving Children The Within Communities Best Start In Life To Connect Families (Transitions) To Early Help Networks Belfast Belfast Agenda – Agenda Working and – Living Learning Here Priorities Belfast Agenda – Living Here Building Confidence Delivering Joint Belfast And Capacity In Agenda – Initiatives By Using Families Through The The Children’s Working and Provision Of Home Learning Services Belfast Based Early Help Belfast Co-operation Act Agenda Interventions Agenda – – Living Growing the Here Economy
Underpinning Principles: • Support Needs Based Planning : Belfast Area Outcomes Group aims to improve the ability of the Locality Planning structures to develop responses that better identify the needs of children young people and families living within the catchment of Belfast Area Outcomes Group • Enabling Needs Led Commissioning : Belfast Area Outcomes Group will use the needs identified through the Family Support Hub network and the Locality Planning structures to enable critical reflection and discussions across the commissioning agencies represented on the Outcomes Group to ensure commissioning processes produce services to better meet the needs of children young people and families in Belfast • Facilitate Service Delivery Belfast Area Outcomes Group will use work undertaken in terms of both planning and commissioning to promote improvements in the design and linkages between commissioned services and the needs of the Children and Families they are designed to help meet
Priority 3: Building Confidence and Capacity in Families through the Provision of Home Based Early Help Interventions Partner O/G Agencies With Outcomes Relevant Outcomes/Indicators Inputs Increase the numbers of Community and Voluntary PFG Indicators families that receive practical Sectors 28. Increase Confidence and Capacity of people and support in the family home . Outcomes Group communities (Outcomes 1,3,4,5) PHA Increase the number of families HSCB 15. Improve Child Development who move onto engaging with BCC 10. Improve mental health other agencies following the BHSCT provision of practical home DfC Belfast Agenda based support packages WSN 1.5. Reduce the proportion of people living in Big Lottery relative poverty Establishment of a home- Children in Need 4.7. Increase the number of people rank themselves visiting services as having high levels of well-being practitioner’s forum to share 4.11. Increase the proportion of the population best practice and to build volunteering skills and capacity in this Children and Young People’s Strategy (2017 -2027) sector. (6) 2 Increased self-efficacy scores Increase the availability and take up of volunteering opportunities across existing early help networks. Supporting Needs Based Planning Enabling Needs Led Commissioning Facilitating Service Delivery Promote the sharing of best practice and Promote the capacity of Locality Facilitate alignment between further develop skills and capacity across Planning Groups to focus existing commissioning agencies. Promote organisations delivering home based initiatives spend to improve pathways for connectivity between established in Belfast. families to services. Developing programmes and families who require home based supports that lead to initial support in family home to build improved take up rates in other confidence. services.
Priority 4: Delivering Joint Initiatives by using the Children ’ s Services Co-Operation Act Partner O/G Agencies With Outcomes Relevant Outcomes/Indicators Inputs BAOG will use the CSCA mechanisms to BAOG membership PFG Indicators deliver at least two practical examples of Community and Voluntary 28. Increase Confidence and Capacity joint commissioning in Belfast. These will Sectors of people and communities (Outcomes be drawn from the headings below: 1,3,4,5) 1. Improving Emotional Health Well 19. Reduce poverty poverty Being and Resilience of CYP and (Outcomes 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,13,14) their families 2. Reduce health inequality 2. CYP at risk of contact with PSNI (Outcomes 2,3,4,8,13) Outcomes Partner O/G Agencies With Inputs Relevant Outcomes/Indicators 3. CYP engaging in appropriate play BAOG will use the CSCA mechanisms to deliver at least BAOG membership PFG Indicators opportunities Belfast Agenda two practical examples of joint commissioning in Community and Voluntary Sectors 28. Increase Confidence and Capacity of people and 4. Supporting families with C&YP who 1.2. Investment in Belfast Belfast. These will be drawn from the headings below: communities (Outcomes 1,3,4,5) 1. Improving Emotional Health Well Being and 19. Reduce poverty poverty present with Social Emotional Resilience of CYP and their families (Outcomes 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,13,14) Children and Young People’s Strategy Behavioural or Social communication 2. CYP at risk of contact with PSNI 2. Reduce health inequality difficulties, not in receipt of statutory (2017-2027) 3. CYP engaging in appropriate play opportunities (Outcomes 2,3,4,8,13) 4. services Supporting families with C&YP who present with 3. Reduce theproportion of CYP with Social Emotional Behavioural or Social Belfast Agenda 5. Young People and post second level GHQ 12 score of 4 or more communication difficulties, not in receipt of 1.2. Investment in Belfast training frameworks Increase Self efficacy. statutory services 6. Embedding training such as the 5. Young People and post second level training Children and Young People’s Strategy (2017 -2027) frameworks 3. Reduce theproportion of CYP with GHQ 12 score of Solihull approach more organically 6. Embedding training such as the Solihull 4 or more across BAOG members approach more organically across BAOG Increase Self efficacy. members Supporting Needs Based Planning Enabling Needs Led Commissioning Facilitating Service Delivery BAOG members will work on the needs identified Based on the planning information from By 2020 there will be two Family Support Hubs and LPG’s, by both Locality Planning and the Family Support jointly funded projects drawn Hub Network to identify potential areas where Outcomes members commissioning will from the above headings project funding using a budget pooling model make identify projects of an appropriate nature delivering supports to families sense and scale that pooled funding models in BAOG area could support and work to commission the same.
Locality Planning Groups in Belfast Launched: North Membership:134 November 2012 Belfast LPG Launched: East Belfast Membership: 108 October 2012 LPG Launched: West Membership: 122 October 2012 Belfast LPG South Launched: Membership: 167 Belfast LPG June 2012
Locality Planning Groups • Neighbourhood / Locality • Understand Need • Understand Assets • Identify Gaps • Improving Outcomes For Children And Young People • Develop Shared Information, Knowledge Base And Expertise About The Local Area • • Identifying Opportunities To Improve Outcomes For Children And Young People By Working Better Together • • Build A Commitment To Early Intervention
Commissioned Services Referrals to Locality Outcomes Family Planning Group Support Hub Group East Belfast North Belfast West Belfast South Belfast
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