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LGA Conference The Community Safety Revolution: Living in the New Landscape

Sharon Moore, Commissioner for Families, Staffordshire County Council Kirsty Mooney, Project Manager Early Intervention, Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner & Staffordshire County Council

Staffordshire’s Families Top 10 Priorities

Staffordshire

• 190,000 Children and Young People
• 440 Schools
• 1,000 square miles, 80% Population Urban
• 25 major public sector organisations that effect the lives of families
• £7.5 billion public sector spend. Most “downstream”
• Need to bring all our resources together to maximum impact

Achieving Excellence for Staffordshire Families

So What Next?

• Early Intervention Project across Staffordshire and Stoke

– Multi Agency Sign Up and Commitment to the Project

• Framework for Early Intervention

– Integrated governance and delivery – A cohesive, joined up approach, that is evidenced based – Horizontal and Vertical Approach

• Focus on Early Years: School Readiness Headline Outcome

– Sub Outcomes to be decided as based on analysis but will include: Crime, Health & Wellbeing, Employment, Community Development – Bringing things together – TF, FIP, IOM, MARAC, ASB – Balance Scorecard Approach – Not just performance targets

So What Next?

• Whole Child, Whole Family, Whole Community Approach

– Long term sustainable change – helping people to do it for themselves – Raising ambition and aspirations – Customers at the heart of the project

• Analysis, Evidence, Business Case, New Delivery Model

– Interventions based on customer need and have a proven track record for delivery – Randomised control groups – Fiscal and Social Benefits – Success = mainstreaming Early Intervention

• Exploring Opportunities…