Growing the Market South West IPC Programme Giving people choice and control over their care
A challenge … Securing investment to improve capacity and help transitions within voluntary sector provider organisations Giving people choice and control over their care
The environment 1. Grassroots – small local solutions 2. Regional – more sustainable support 3. Local but national charities with branches in the South West Giving people choice and control over their care
1 Grass roots Title Grass roots funds for groups Concept Facilitation fund for VCSE groups to pitch their ideas and to gain expertise to help deliver these (Linked idea with local partnerships e.g. Cornwall hospital and SCF to provide match funding). Aim To develop a cohesive group of partners who will: 1. Provide expertise, guidance, and coaching to small and medium sized VCSE organisations to create a step change in their culture and behaviour. 2. Enable the VCSE organisations to adapt and respond to the emerging health and social care environment. Objectives 1. To create a landscape of modern, flexible, and agile VCSE organisations that can provide support as well as services to people that are at risk of becoming dependent on statutory care and support. 2. To explore innovative solutions to support the creation of this new landscape. 3. To foster and embed resilience in this landscape. Activities 1. Phase 1 – Build and test the model with established partners such as Community Foundations. 2. Phase 2 – The establishment of a joint-funded financial resource pot. Giving people choice and control over their care
To support • Additional staffing and volunteers – administration, finance • Training – outcomes and evaluation, new key skills - marketing • Capital – IT, buildings • Core costs – to support transition from block contracts to personal health budgets Giving people choice and control over their care
Types of funds • Loan finance, investment • Grant funding • Local authority • Health organisation funding Giving people choice and control over their care
Case studies 1. Cornwall CRCC – peer support 2. POW Devon – MH Cohort 3. Somerset Take Art/Ryalls Park GP – Social prescribing pilot 4. Regional SWF – Capacity funds to support sector (in progress) Giving people choice and control over their care
2 Regional, sustainable support Title The Social Innovation Laboratory Concept ideas 1. To explore the idea of creating a hub in the South West which will be a Social Innovation “Laboratory” . 2. To identity and approach large, more focussed funds for specialist areas such as: a) Asset development; b) Promoting innovation; c) Other areas to be identified and agreed. Aim 1. Underline a need to return to innovation to enable VCSE organisations to build health and social care solutions in a different way. 2. Embed social action as a vehicle for to improving health and wellbeing. 3. Create a Commissioning Academy. Objectives 1. To explore whether we can make the South West a social innovation “laboratory” for promoting health and wellbeing. 2. To build and manage in different ways through the Commissioning Academy, a tri-partite group of the NHS, the VCSE organisations, and IPC. This will be, effectively, a school for innovation, which will provide a safe space for growing new ideas around delivery, a safety net for the VCSE sector, and a place to teach and learn in a different way. 3. To deliver smarter ways of working between senior management and the point of delivery, by challenging the need for layered delivery. 4. To engender a culture change in health and social care, which allows and fosters social innovation. 5. To foster a new commissioning and procurement environment which does not stifle innovation but embraces social action, and which builds and manages services in different ways. 6. To enabling greater, asset based community development. Giving people choice and control over their care
3 Local but National Charities Form new partnerships with national charities such as BHF, Mind, Diabetes UK etc. To help each other to reach objectives around personalisation and work creatively to share resources to support VCSE organisations based in the South West. Giving people choice and control over their care
Work started Partnerships Tools for VCSE Funding of local initiatives Access to support Mapping of current marketplace Giving people choice and control over their care
Mapping of current market place – South West Forum • Providers – mental health, learning disability, end of life • Peer support groups • Infrastructure organisations • User led organisations • Brokerage • Expert patient • Patient champion • Care navigating Giving people choice and control over their care
Thank you For more info or help with funding advice … Marsha Miles 07850 680027 marsha.miles@nhs.net @marshamiles17 www.marshamilesconsultancy.com
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