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Social Justice Conference One Year On Dharmendra Kanani Director for England

Social Justice Conference One Year On Dharmendra Kanani Director for England. 30 October 2013. Our aims. Our approach. Partnership. Collaboration. Co-production. Long-term investment. Focus on prevention. Local delivery. Using evidence. Understanding impact. Asset-based.

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Social Justice Conference One Year On Dharmendra Kanani Director for England

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  1. Social Justice ConferenceOne Year OnDharmendra KananiDirector for England 30 October 2013

  2. Our aims

  3. Our approach Partnership Collaboration Co-production Long-term investment Focus on prevention Local delivery Using evidence Understanding impact Asset-based

  4. Using evidence: The Choice is ours

  5. Our Strategic Investments • A Better Start - £165 million over 8-10 years. • Talent Match - £100 million over 8 years. • Multiple and Complex Needs- £100 million over 8 years. • Older People – £70 million over 6 years.

  6. A Better Start: The Journey Spring 2014: We will award 3-5 grants, worth £30 - £50 million over 10 years . Communication and Language Summer 2013: 15 VCS-led partnerships awarded £5 million to develop evidence-based plans Spring 2013: 40 LAs invited to submit a detailed bid Social and Emotional Development January 2013: LAs invited to express an interest in the programme Nutrition October 2012: Launch of our £165 million initiative

  7. What next for young people? The evidence • One in 10 young people – so three in every classroom – has a clinically diagnosable mental health problem (Young Minds). • Rates of mental health problems increase during adolescence. Amongteenagers, rates of depression and anxiety have increased by 70% in the past 25 years. • Half of those with a lifetime mental illness first experience symptoms by the age of 14. • Only 25% of young people needing treatment actually receive it.

  8. What next for young people? Tender

  9. Looking ahead

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