Panel Presentation Basic Template

1. Panel Presentation Basic Template

2. Contents of presentation 1. Rationale, process and stakeholders 2. The baseline and the story behind it 3. Our current response 4. Key issues and principles for a reformed approach • 5. Improving outcomes • - The key challenges 6. Questions and discussion

3. The SPOTLIGHT process Week (up to) 1 2 - 3 3 - 4 5 - 6 Monthly Stage Planning The issue The response Delivery Agreements Stock takes Key Products & Tasks Agreed case for SPOTLIGHT; Team established; Resources secured; Methods planned; Stakeholders engaged; Analysis of the issue and its cause and effects on families, individuals, neighbourhoods Analysis of the systems, structures and incentives in the delivery chain Immediate, medium and long term commitments to improve delivery – made to high level panel of LSP Exec. Regular high tempo checks on delivery against commitments ‘Quick wins’ – supporting local ideas

4. Map of the area

5. 1. Rationale, process and stakeholders 2. The baseline and the story behind it 3. Our current response 4. Key issues and principles for a reformed approach • 5. Improving outcomes • - The key challenges 6. Questions and discussion

6. Key Data • Include as many slides as it takes to present the data • This may include further maps to highlight particular estates etc • Include both graphical and bullet point information Source:

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12. A highly complex issue - Different perspectives PARENTS & CHILDREN DELIVERY PARTNERS OBESITY/ALCOHOL SCHOOLS

13. 1. Rationale, process and stakeholders 2. The baseline and the story behind it 3. Our current response 4. Key issues and principles for a reformed approach • 5. Improving outcomes • - The key challenges 6. Questions and discussion

14. The current delivery system for lone parents (in Little Hulton) – an overview Examples of provision UNIVERSAL SERVICES Examples of provision LOCALITY PROVISION ‘COMMUNITY FOCUS’ Examples of provision

15. Case Studies

16. We have mapped our current response using the stages of commissioning Planning & deciding Understanding need Quantitative Data Perception Data Community Engagement Strategy Operational Planning Procurement Reviewing Delivering Performance Monitoring Evaluation Learning Changing Delivery Operational Delivery

17. Understanding need Strengths Weaknesses

18. Planning and deciding Strengths Weaknesses

19. Delivering Strengths Weaknesses

20. Reviewing and Learning Strengths Weaknesses

21. 1. Rationale, process and stakeholders 2. The baseline and the story behind it 3. Our current response 4. Key issues and principles for a reformed approach • 5. Improving outcomes • - The key challenges 6. Questions and discussion

22. “An integrated system that can engage, remove barriers and supports lone parents into skills and jobs” UNIVERSAL SERVICES Examples Examples of how: Flexible & integrated system A collective approach Right services for the right people Clear referral routes Services to scale Everyone on board – an urgent service and community priority Examples LOCALITY PROVISION ‘WRAP AROUND’ Examples Pre-conditions:

23. 1. Rationale, process and stakeholders 2. The baseline and the story behind it 3. Our current response 4. Key issues and principles for a reformed approach • 5. Improving outcomes • - The key challenges 6. Questions and discussion

24. Summary of the key strengths Example: May be a service, an action or other Example Obesity/Alcohol Example Example Example

25. Summary of the key issues Example Lone parents/ Worklessness in Little Hulton

26. The achievements so far 2.

27. The remaining challenges

28. Questions and discussion