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 Cabinet Member/LSP Board LSP Board Chairs + CE’s Chief Lead multi-sector Executives’ stakeholders Group Themed Health and Safer Stronger Children and Growth delivery Wellbeing Croydon Communities Families Board boards Board Board Board Board
Previous LSP Structure – Issues with previous structure LSP not working effectively… Cabinet Member/LSP Board LSP Board Transparency • Chairs + CE’s Joined-up working • Forward planning • Clear partnership vision • Muddled strategy Chief • Lead multi-sector Governance not strong enough Executives’ • stakeholders Group Engagement was hit and miss • Themed Health and Safer Stronger Children and Growth delivery Wellbeing Croydon Communities Families Board boards Board Board Board Board
Previous LSP Structure – Gone! X Cabinet Member/LSP Board LSP Board Chairs + CE’s X Chief Lead multi-sector Executives’ stakeholders Group X X Themed Health and Safer Stronger Children and Growth delivery Wellbeing Croydon Communities Families Board boards Board Board Board Board
NEW LSP Structure Community Cabinet Member/LSP LSP Board Voice Board Chairs + CE’s + VCS/ Faith Themed delivery boards Health and Safer Children and Children Adult Future Place Wellbeing Croydon Families Safeguarding Safeguarding Board Board Board Board Board Board 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… Country lanes • Safe places and spaces • Security • Street lights brighter /don't work • Parks and open spaces ASB • Feels unsafe • Road safety Sexual harassment in schools • More on offer Safety of young people getting stabbed • Police presence on the streets Improve • Riots • School/college/community Youths wander the streets • Safety Gangs Missing teens • Worrying about crossing over other peoples' territory Streets • Education about safety • Violence Religious places of worship to be monitored • Harassment Street lights brighter /don't work • Perceptions Groups congregating around areas like Morleys and bus • stops Knife crime 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 Ten top priority areas voted by young people at the Youth Congress 1. How to be successful and make money 2. Crime and safety Top 3 3. Mental health issues and support 4. Social media issues 5. Better relationship with the Police Jobs, how to be Social media issues 6. More youth activities successful and make 40 money 7. All forms of discrimination 83 8. More life skills support 9. Abuse: children/domestic/trafficking More life skills 10. Sex and relationships support Crime and safety support 72 Better relationships with 27 the Police 38 Sex and relationship Mental health support 9 45 More youth activities 40 Abuse: children / domestic / trafficking 23
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