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LOCAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

LSP REVIEW - Overview and progress to date Stephen Meah-Sims Head of the Leader, Mayor and Cabinet Office

Previous LSP Structure – Board Structure

Chief Executives’ Group Stronger Communities Board Safer Croydon Board Health and Wellbeing Board Growth Board Children and Families Board

Themed delivery boards Lead multi-sector stakeholders

LSP Board

Cabinet Member/LSP Board Chairs + CE’s

Previous LSP Structure – Issues with previous structure

Chief Executives’ Group Stronger Communities Board Safer Croydon Board Health and Wellbeing Board Growth Board Children and Families Board

Themed delivery boards Lead multi-sector stakeholders

LSP Board

Cabinet Member/LSP Board Chairs + CE’s LSP not working effectively…

• Transparency
• Joined-up working
• Forward planning
• Clear partnership vision
• Muddled strategy
• Governance not strong enough
• Engagement was hit and miss

Previous LSP Structure – Gone!

Chief Executives’ Group Stronger Communities Board Safer Croydon Board Health and Wellbeing Board Growth Board Children and Families Board

Themed delivery boards Lead multi-sector stakeholders

LSP Board

Cabinet Member/LSP Board Chairs + CE’s

X X X X

NEW LSP Structure

Future Place Board Safer Croydon Board Health and Wellbeing Board Children and Families Board Themed delivery boards LSP Board Cabinet Member/LSP Board Chairs + CE’s + VCS/ Faith Children Safeguarding Board Adult Safeguarding Board Community Voice Statutory LSP Co-ordination: 1) Planning, policy and projects; 2) Communications; 3) Data sharing

NEW LSP Structure – Next

Governance, planning and delivering

Individual Boards to look at governance, membership and structures – what is needed? Purpose and join up with other Boards Improving transparency as a cohesive LSP Business forward planning Boards below the Board! Maximising engagement as joined-up piece with the LSP Children and Youth Plan

LOCAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

Children and Youth Plan Stephen Meah-Sims Head of the Leader, Mayor and Cabinet Office

Youth Congress – Individual voice

406

Attendees at the Youth Congress

330

Young people attending the Youth Congress

120

Written responses by young people to the group work

Youth Congress – For example…

Safety ASB Road safety More on offer Improve School/college/community Gangs Streets Violence Harassment Perceptions Knife crime

• Country lanes
• Safe places and spaces
• Security
• Street lights brighter /don't work
• Parks and open spaces
• Feels unsafe
• Sexual harassment in schools
• Safety of young people getting stabbed
• Police presence on the streets
• Riots
• Youths wander the streets
• Missing teens
• Worrying about crossing over other peoples' territory
• Education about safety
• Religious places of worship to be monitored
• Street lights brighter /don't work
• Groups congregating around areas like Morleys and bus

stops

• Safe places and spaces
• Walk in centres in different areas for gang members and

young people needing help

• Weapons in school
• Drugs in school
• Worry about numbers of unaccompanied minors in the

borough

• More services

Youth Congress – Focus on priorities

83

72

45

40

38

40

27

23

9

Ten top priority areas voted by young people at the Youth Congress

• 1. How to be successful and make money
• 2. Crime and safety
• 3. Mental health issues and support
• 4. Social media issues
• 5. Better relationship with the Police
• 6. More youth activities
• 7. All forms of discrimination
• 8. More life skills support
• 9. Abuse: children/domestic/trafficking
• 10. Sex and relationships support

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