ICE DISCUSSION BREAKER Clarifying Youth Cabinet Campaign - - PDF document
19/12/2019 Welcome Lou Carter Partnership Event 2019 Assistant Director and National Takeover Day Childrens Services Arrive and Sign In MAKE YOUR MARK ICE DISCUSSION BREAKER Clarifying Youth Cabinet Campaign Objectives MAKE YOUR MARK
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Partnership Event 2019 and National Takeover Day
Arrive and Sign In
Lou Carter Assistant Director Children’s Services
Clarifying Youth Cabinet Campaign Objectives
Come back at 12.00
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Please be at your tables by 12.55 for table introductions
Partnership Event 2019 and National Takeover Day
Partnership Event 2019 and National Takeover Day
Stuart Gallimore, Director of Children’s Services Libby Russell, Youth Cabinet
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Which youth voice groups are here today?
Libby Russell, Youth Cabinet
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At the CYPT Event 2018, we agreed to:
Strengthen and enable the voluntary and community sector Take a whole family approach across East Sussex and all partners Share partnership activities
Progress since last year…
Children’s Services is working in partnership to bring in additional resources for preventative services ‘Making it Happen’ - Public Health wellbeing programme has been commissioned ‘Think Family’ approach to working with vulnerable children and young people Youth Infrastructure Forum – mapping the East Sussex ‘youth offer’
“We believe that we have a responsibility to protect the environment from the effects of climate change for the next generation; and that the Government should look towards carbon neutral alternatives.”
Make Your Mark Priority 1 Protect the environment
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“Too many young people’s lives are lost to knife crime. The government need to do more to help end knife crime.”
Make Your Mark Priority 2 Put an end to knife crime
Sharing partnership activities
Helen Bowman Funding and Partnerships Children’s Services
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Sharing partnership activities
Stephanie Edmonds Development Director Fellowship of St Nicholas
Sharing partnership activities
Chris Varrall REBOOT Delivery Manager Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
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Wh Where ere is the e fund nding ing being ing spent ent?
The program amme areas are as follows:
programme – PAN Sussex (£575,000)
Protocol – PAN Sussex (£205,082)
identified high risk areas – Five defined areas. (£96,557)
2018/19 = £133,950 2019/20 = £756,666
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Results so far……
Questions or Comments Please contact the Programme manager: Christopher Varrall REBOOT Programme Manager Christopher.varrall@sussex-pcc.gov.uk
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Sharing partnership activities
Greta Anderson Business Development Officer East Sussex Community Voice
Greta Anderson – East Sussex Community Voice
It takes a village to raise a child
Monday 18th November 2019 Children and Young People’s Trust (CYPT) Partnership Event
services in partnership with education, leisure, sports and health providers – in Belgium, France, Netherlands and UK Project objectives in East Sussex
and Newhaven, who leave education early or are excluded from school
barriers they face in remaining in education and reaching their full potential
Hailsham and Newhaven pilot areas, to offer a coordinated response to younger people’s needs
their well-being and mental health - with the emphasis on early intervention and prevention
makers to implement an integrated approach that jointly
What is VRAC?
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Sharing partnership activities
Emile Tambeh Enrichment Programme Coordinator Hastings Opportunity Area
Sharing partnership activities
Julie Neill Parenting Relationship Coordinator Children’s Services
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Reducing Parental Conflict Why it matters to children and Why it matters to Services
giving children experiences and skills they need to succeed
relationships: different ideas, opinions, values and
disagree from time to time
Think Family
Employment & Finance Education Health & Wellbeing Child in Need Healthy Relationships Community & Social Behaviour
Think Family...
Financial Capability Whole family working Child and Adolescent Mental Health Parenting support Community Safety and anti- social behaviour Parental mental health & wellbeing
enhancing work across the following areas…
Raise awareness Train the workforce Create pathways to support Evidenced based interventions
Build the evidence base for what works to Reduce Parental Conflict and Improve outcomes for children
Think Family...
Training for children and families workforce
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Think Family...
07825 358350 01323 474099 julie.neill@eastsussex.gov.uk
Sharing partnership activities
Martin Komen Programme Manager Children and Young People Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mental health and emotional wellbeing – key developments
drop-in services for young people (14-25) in Eastbourne and Newhaven
through Single Point of Advice with: ESCC’s Children’s Services and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
https://youtu.be/NGT7dhMxp2E?t=2m3s
Three MHSTs 24,000 pupils 60 schools
Sharing partnership activities
Daisy Cresswell Producer Make (Good) Trouble Productions
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Photo by Grace, 18
makegoodtrouble.co.uk
BBC Raising Teens radio show East Sussex Youth Cabinet - Top Tips
makegoodtrouble.co.uk
Sharing partnership activities
Helen Bowman Funding and Partnerships Children’s Services
Sharing partnership activities
groups/schemes in relation to preventing demand for higher tier iSEND and social care services
voluntary sector to set up school led activities to improve emotional wellbeing, increase attendance and reduce the likelihood of exclusion
approach to tackling the challenges they face locally, encouraging partners to engage with children and young people at a local level to develop bids and deliver projects
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Youth voice showcase
Youth Cabinet Tackling knife crime
19/12/2019 11 “Let’s address and resource some of big issues affecting young people at risk of or involved in knife crime” Organised Criminal Gang Networks Drugs School exclusions Poverty
Filming to support prevention training
Interviewing Youth Offending Team Practitioner Jon Emanuel talks about working with young
Youth Cabinet members film their 11 recommendations for organisations to improve knife crime prevention
Filming to support prevention training
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Youth voice showcase
The Able Group
Youth voice showcase
Differences LGBTQ+ Group
LGBTQ+ = Equals me. A hop, a skip and a jump
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Interviewing the older generation about their expe periences of being LGBT+ T+
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06jxp4p/clips
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Youth voice showcase
Care Leavers
Youth voice showcase
Care Leavers
https://youtu.be/JI4M8-G7Uuw?t=13s
Youth voice showcase
Children in Care Council
By Newhaven Young People's Forum
Who are we?
We are Newhaven Young People’s Forum (NYPF) The forum has existed since 2010
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What is The Period Project?
Providing free sanitary products Educating local young people
How is it accessed?
Promotion:
Leaflets Posters Facebook Talks in schools Youth to Youth website
Access:
Denton Island Community Centre Newhaven Youth Centre from 2020
How are we supported?
The local Sainsbury’s University of Sussex Denton Island Community Centre
What has been done so far?
Questionnaires Card Advertisements
What are we hoping to achieve?
Donations Support and education Giving young people a voice
Youth voice showcase
Seaford Youth Forum
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Youth voice showcase
Hastings Youth Council
Working collaboratively
Council supports: Hastings Pride, Hastings Youth Awards, White Ribbon Day and St Leonards Festival.
chance for the Youth Council to work with HBC to show what young people would like to see in Hastings town centre.
Hastings Pride 2019
Working collaboratively
Youth voice showcase
Youth Cabinet Mental Health Top Ten Tips for Parents and Carers
EAST SUSSEX YOUTH CABINET AND SEAFORD YOUTH FORUM
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OUR MENTAL HEALTH CAMPAIGN WHAT IS THE CAMPAIGN?
carers.
advise parents and carers about how to communicate with their young people about mental health and emotional well being.
into 10 short phrases that will be shared as part of the social media campaign with further support on the Open For Parents website.
a previous ESYC campaign: 10 tips for teachers to support their students’ mental health and emotional wellbeing.
HOW DID WE DO IT?
parents about attitudes and
and parents had different views
the Seaford Youth Forum and Seaford parent group ‘Waves’.
social media campaign
WHY DID WE DO IT?
WHY SEAFORD?
Find the right time and place image GPs and parents said they did not have enough info Seaford Youth Forum keen to work with us Waves parents group
COMMUNICATION IS KEY!
Social media posts Posters Newsletter GP surgery screens Session for p/c at Seaford Head School BBC Radio podcast
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OUR AIM: DEVELOP PARENTS AND CARER’S CONFIDENCE
Don’t be afraid to start the conversation image Our aim is to:
parents/carers confidence
to information
TIPS TO TAKE AWAY TODAY
Parents carers
wellbeing image
wellbeing
WHAT NEXT?
Access to quality info tip image Postcards to all parents in Seaford Head School We would like to see a postcard sent to every household! Open for Parents website!
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Strengthening youth voice through partnership
3VA and ESCC Youth Voice in local events Young People and Volunteering guide Engagement guide Youth Voice Practitioners Network Leadership and Trusteeship
Youth Voice Workshop and Youth Engagement Pledge
How are you engaging young people now? What new ideas for youth engagement did you get from today? Your pledge for engagement?