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Beyond Places of Safety
A capital scheme to expand provision of high quality services for people who are vulnerable to, experiencing or recovering from a mental health crisis
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Beyond Places of Safety A capital scheme to expand provision of high quality services for people who are vulnerable to, experiencing or recovering from a mental health crisis 1 Introductions Project Lead Ricks Llewellyn-Davies (DH)
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A capital scheme to expand provision of high quality services for people who are vulnerable to, experiencing or recovering from a mental health crisis
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Iqbal (DH)
the project.
The Department's Spend Controls
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2014 Mental health Crisis Care Concordat published; bringing together NHS England, Home Office, Care Quality Commission the National Police Chiefs Council and Voluntary and Community Sector organisations, to ensure that people in mental health crisis situations get the care they need in the most appropriate setting. 2015 The 2015 Conservative Manifesto commits to …ensure proper provision of health and community-based places of safety for people suffering mental health crises – saving police time and stopping vulnerable people being detained in police custody May 2015 Government announces £15m capital funding for improving Health based places of safety and to reduce the inappropriate use of police cells for detentions made under s136. 2016/17 Places of Safety capital scheme launched – we have seen an 80% reduction in the use of police cells following a s136 detention since. 9th Jan 2017 PM announces a further £15m in capital funding for crisis care services …to support a wider range of preventative services in the community, and to ensure that charities, churches and community organisations can access funding to run them too
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will continue to use the Crisis Care Concordat network.
the NHS or in capital grants to the VCS
NHS (or allied organisations) but also…
people with mental health problems from reaching crisis stage
recovery from a crisis.
and Community Sector (VCS) and civil society organisations in delivering these services.
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To enable providers of mental health services within the NHS, Local Authorities, VCS and civil society organisations (as agreed by local Crisis Care Concordat groups) to expand service for preventing mental health service users from experiencing a crisis, supporting those in crisis or helping those who have experienced a crisis to recover and avoid relapse through:
the incidence of crisis amongst service users.
avoid a crisis (e.g. by helping to improved self-management following a crisis).
This can include, but is not restricted to, Places of Safety for people who have been detained by police officers under sections 135 or 136 of the Mental Health Act 1983.
mental health crisis that can help to prevent the need for admission, or compulsory admission to acute beds (e.g. crisis cafes and drop-ins, crisis beds, crisis lodgings with trained families).
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can include, but is not restricted to, Places of Safety for people who have been detained under sections 135 or 136 of the Mental Health Act 1983 (e.g. to increase capacity).
admission, or compulsory admission to acute beds (e.g. crisis cafes, crisis houses or places of calm, support or sanctuary and drop-ins or even crisis lodgings with trained families).
under who are vulnerable to, experiencing or recovering from a mental health crisis.
pathways and systems, enhancing joined up working between statutory and non- statutory service providers where these improvements are likely to deliver tangible benefits to service users vulnerable to, experiencing or recovering from a mental health crisis.
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are not directly utilised by service users.
equipment required to deliver the normal core business of
also excluded as these should be included within planned maintenance schedules.
an existing project to improve a facility.
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support, action plans owned by the local Crisis Care Concordat group to improve crisis care services.
local STP groups. They must set out how the proposal fits into wider local plans to transform urgent and emergency mental health care.
receive the funding and lead delivery of the project. Eligible
project to deliver improvements on a sustainable basis.
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There will be a two staged process for evaluating applications Essential Criteria
Qualitative criteria
Other important points
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Essential Criteria Has the bidding organisation CCC considered what legislative requirements will need to be complied with in order to provide the service? Does the application demonstrate a strong commitment to partnership working and joint planning? Will the project help to meet a shortfall in current or projected demand in MH crisis related services locally? Will the project reduce demands on the NHS and/or other public sector partners (e.g. police)? Do commitments exist to deliver by March 2020 and to an ongoing funding stream for a sustained service that will remain fully operational after the capital funded project completes?
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Qualitative criteria Will the project provide improved access and quality of care for adults and/or children and young people? Assessment of the overall quality of the proposal in terms of the evidence that the solution will provide real benefits. Quality of the planning and assessed likelihood of delivery by 31st March 2020 An assessment of the value for money likely to be achieved by the proposal Expected longevity of the project resulting from the capital investment Assessment of how innovative and original the project looks
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October Publication of final application guidance and forms on www.gov.uk with a link to the CCC website Mid-January Deadline for application forms to be returned to the Department. These need to be sent to bpos@dh.gsi.gov.uk End of February Announcement of awards April 2018 Final compliance checks and award letters June 2018 – Dec 2019 Payments made in tranches to recipient organisations July 2018 – March 2020 Post-award follow up, audit and checks
End of 2020 Projects expected to be completed, or nearing completion
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