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Welfare Reform & Troubled Families Projects & Troubled Families Projects Implications for Bristol Sam Flowers Welfare Reform Programme Manager Tim Fletcher Welfare Reform Impact Assessment Alistair Gilbert Ali t i Gilb t CYPS Troubled


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Welfare Reform & Troubled Families Projects & Troubled Families Projects

Implications for Bristol

Sam Flowers

Welfare Reform Programme Manager

Tim Fletcher

Welfare Reform Impact Assessment

Ali t i Gilb t Alistair Gilbert

CYPS – Troubled Families Slide 1

Sam Flowers, Tim Fletcher & Alistair Gilbert Welfare Welfare Re Reform form & & Troubled Familie Troubled Families Projects Projects

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Welfare Reform

Programme Vision:

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Ensure Bristol creates resilient households and communities in response to Welfare

Reform changes, and that the impact upon individuals, families, council services and

  • ther providers are identified and managed citywide.

(P t ti l £125 l t B i t l b 2014/15) (Potential £125m loss to Bristol by 2014/15)

Programme Overview:

Administration of community care grants and crisis loans Introduction of a localised council tax support scheme Changes to discretionary housing payments Decommissioning of HB services as Universal Credit is introduced

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Work underway across the organisation to deliver these changes Risk that work will be fragmented and gaps or duplications will occur Risk that work will be fragmented and gaps or duplications will occur Address risk by taking council‐wide strategic and operational approach

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Welfare Reform

Research Project Aims:

Understand the full impact of Welfare Reform on citizens &

businesses (factoring economic recovery as appropriate) businesses (factoring economic recovery as appropriate)

To be able to prioritise customers & geographic areas to

target help where it’s needed most target help where it s needed most

Plan communications & resources at the most effective

time, via the most appropriate means, to the right people

To predict the impact on council services and gauge an To predict the impact on council services and gauge an

appropriate response to increase demand

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Welfare Reform

Approach:

Developed customer profiles eg. Single Parents, Large

Families, Disabled etc (including segment trees) Families, Disabled etc (including segment trees)

Data matched internal & external data sets at household

level (where possible) level (where possible)

Provided a timeline of impacts with reference to customer

profiles & internal service areas

Designed an indicator & risk matrix with assistance from a Designed an indicator & risk matrix with assistance from a

large number of participants Adapted & refined the ‘Welfare Reform Impact Assessment’

Adapted & refined the Welfare Reform Impact Assessment

document

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DRAFT WORK IN PROGRESS DRAFT: WORK IN PROGRESS

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Indicies of Mulitple Deprivation 2010 Slide 12

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Troubled Families and Benefits

Nationally, 120,000 families to have their lives ‘turned

around’. around .

Bristol’s share of Troubled Families is 1,355. Criteria for qualification are crime/ASB, education and

worklessness.

Payment by success – a possible £4 million over 3 years.

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Benefits

For the first time, local councils are allowed "without

informed consent" to access benefit records informed consent to access benefit records

From a sample of 941 families where children qualify via

the crime/ASB and/or education route 353 have the crime/ASB and/or education route, 353 have worklessness in the house (37.5%)

Approximately 76% of potential TF households are run by

single mothers

Easier to affect truancy than worklessness

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Welfare Reform & Troubled Families Projects & Troubled Families Projects

Implications for Bristol

Sam Flowers

Welfare Reform Programme Manager

Tim Fletcher

Welfare Reform Impact Assessment

Ali t i Gilb t Alistair Gilbert

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Sam Flowers, Tim Fletcher & Alistair Gilbert Welfare Welfare Re Reform form & & Troubled Familie Troubled Families Projects Projects