19/12/2019 Welcome Lou Carter Partnership Event 2019 Assistant Director and National Takeover Day Children’s Services Arrive and Sign In MAKE YOUR MARK ICE DISCUSSION BREAKER Clarifying Youth Cabinet Campaign Objectives MAKE YOUR MARK BREAK PRACTICE OF ADULT Come back at 12.00 VOTING SESSION 1
19/12/2019 YOUTH VOICE LUNCH SHOWCASE 12:30 – 13:00 PRACTICE Please be at your tables by Partnership Event 2019 12.55 for table introductions and National Takeover Day Partnership Event 2019 Stuart Gallimore, Director of Children’s Services and National Takeover Day Libby Russell, Youth Cabinet Which youth voice groups Mm are here today? Libby Russell, Youth Cabinet 2
19/12/2019 Progress since last year… At the CYPT Event 2018, we agreed to: Children’s Services is Strengthen and enable the voluntary and Youth working in Infrastructure partnership to community sector Forum – mapping bring in the East Sussex additional ‘youth offer’ resources for Take a whole family approach across preventative services East Sussex and all partners ‘Making it ‘Think Family’ Happen’ - Public approach to Health wellbeing Share partnership activities working with programme has vulnerable been children and commissioned young people Make your Mark Make your Mark priorities priorities What is your view? Discuss Make Your Mark Priority 1 Make your Mark Protect the environment priorities “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 Move to your priority carbon neutral alternatives.” 7,707 3
19/12/2019 Make Your Mark Priority 2 Put an end to knife crime Sharing partnership activities “Too many young people’s lives are lost to knife crime. The government need to do more to help end knife crime.” Helen Bowman Funding and Partnerships Children’s Services 3, 665 Sharing partnership activities Stephanie Edmonds Development Director Fellowship of St Nicholas Mm Sharing partnership activities Chris Varrall REBOOT Delivery Manager Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner 4
19/12/2019 Wh Where ere is the e fund nding ing being ing spent ent? Proj oject One – Coa Coachin ing The program amme areas are as 2018/19 = £133,950 follows: 2019/20 = £756,666 1. Sussex Early Intervention programme – PAN Sussex (£575,000) 2. Sussex Early Intervention Protocol – PAN Sussex (£205,082) 3. Positive activities funding for identified high risk areas – Five defined areas. (£96,557) Proj ojec ect 2 – Sussex x Police lice and d part rtne ners rship ip Prot otoc ocol l Proj oject 3- Bol Bolsterin ing areas of of need 3 x New Sussex Police REBOOT Coordinators CONSISTENCY EFFICIENCY BUILDING ON EXISTING PARTNERSHIPS Results so far…… Questions or Comments Please contact the Programme manager: Christopher Varrall REBOOT Programme Manager Christopher.varrall@sussex-pcc.gov.uk 5
19/12/2019 Sharing partnership activities It takes a village to Greta Anderson raise a child Business Development Officer Greta Anderson – East Sussex Community Voice East Sussex Community Voice Monday 18 th November 2019 Children and Young People’s Trust (CYPT) Partnership Event What is VRAC? Text here • Text here The project will pilot integrated child and family-oriented services in partnership with education, leisure, sports and health providers – in Belgium, France, Netherlands and UK Project objectives in East Sussex • To reduce the number of vulnerable young people, in Hailsham and Newhaven, who leave education early or are excluded from school • To support young people and their families to overcome the barriers they face in remaining in education and reaching their full potential • Pilot a front-line wellbeing service, based within the Hailsham and Newhaven pilot areas, to offer a coordinated response to younger people’s needs • To support young people, at risk of exclusion, to improve their well-being and mental health - with the emphasis on early intervention and prevention • To create guidance and policy recommendations to allow policy makers to implement an integrated approach that jointly Sharing partnership activities Sharing partnership activities Emile Tambeh Julie Neill Enrichment Programme Coordinator Parenting Relationship Coordinator Children’s Services Hastings Opportunity Area 6
19/12/2019 Reducing Parental Conflict • Parents play a critical role in giving children experiences and skills they need to Why it matters to children succeed and • Conflict is normal part of Why it matters to Services relationships: different ideas, opinions, values and priorities. All parents disagree from time to time Employment e nhancing work across the following areas… & Finance Community Education & Social Behaviour Child and Think Financial Whole family Adolescent Family Capability working Mental Health Healthy Health & Relationships Wellbeing Community Parental mental Parenting Safety and anti- health & Child in Need support social behaviour wellbeing Think Family... Training for children and families workforce Raise awareness Train the workforce • Tuesday 4 February – Hastings Create pathways to support • Wednesday 5 February – Eastbourne Evidenced based interventions • Wednesday 4 March – Eastbourne • Wednesday 11 March - Hastings Build the evidence base for what works to Reduce Parental Conflict and Improve outcomes for children Think Family... 7
19/12/2019 Sharing partnership activities Julie Neill Parenting Relationship Coordinator Martin Komen Programme Manager 07825 358350 Children and Young People Mental Health 01323 474099 and Wellbeing julie.neill@eastsussex.gov.uk Think Family... 2. Better coordination of advice and signposting Mental health and emotional through Single Point of Advice with: wellbeing – key developments ESCC’s Children’s Services and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 1. Two new i-Rock drop-in services for young people (14-25) in Eastbourne and Newhaven https://youtu.be/NGT7dhMxp2E?t=2m3s Sharing partnership activities 3. Specialist mental health teams for schools Three MHSTs Daisy Cresswell Producer 24,000 pupils Make (Good) Trouble Productions 60 schools 8
19/12/2019 Photo by Grace, 18 BBC Raising Teens radio show East Sussex Youth Cabinet - Top Tips makegoodtrouble.co.uk makegoodtrouble.co.uk Sharing partnership activities Sharing partnership activities 1. Increase the availability of parenting support/parent peer mentoring groups/schemes in relation to preventing demand for higher tier iSEND and Helen Bowman social care services Funding and Partnerships 2. Support schools to work with partners in the public, private and Children’s Services voluntary sector to set up school led activities to improve emotional wellbeing, increase attendance and reduce the likelihood of exclusion 3. Involve young people in the development of a youth-led system-wide 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 Youth voice showcase 9
19/12/2019 Youth voice showcase Youth Cabinet Tackling knife crime 10
19/12/2019 “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 Filming to support prevention training Youth Cabinet members film their 11 Interviewing Youth Offending Team Practitioner recommendations for organisations to improve Jon Emanuel talks about working with young knife crime prevention offenders 11
19/12/2019 Youth voice showcase The Able Group LGBTQ+ = Equals me. Youth voice showcase A hop, a skip and a jump Differences LGBTQ+ Group 12
19/12/2019 Interviewing the older generation about their expe periences of being LGBT+ T+ https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06jxp4p/clips 13
19/12/2019 Youth voice showcase Care Leavers Youth voice showcase Youth voice showcase Care Leavers Children in Care Council https://youtu.be/JI4M8-G7Uuw?t=13s Who are we? We are Newhaven Young People’s Forum (NYPF) The e Per eriod od Proje oject The forum has existed since 2010 By Newhaven Young People's Forum 14
19/12/2019 What is The Period Project? How is it accessed? Providing free sanitary products Promotion: Leaflets Posters Educating local young people Facebook Talks in schools Youth to Youth website Access: Denton Island Community Centre Newhaven Youth Centre from 2020 How are we supported? What has been done so far? The local Sainsbury’s Questionnaires University of Sussex Card Denton Island Community Centre Advertisements Youth voice showcase What are we hoping to achieve? Donations Seaford Youth Forum Support and education Giving young people a voice 15
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