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“ Young People’s Positive Activities” Competitive Grant Process

“ Young People’s Positive Activities” Competitive Grant Process. Alan Michell (Head of IYPSS) Shain Akhtar (Commissioning Lead for IYPSS) Dawn Myatt & Gurjit Narwal (Commissioning Support /Resource Officer). Purpose. To give an update Resource Model based on Neighbourhood Management Areas

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“ Young People’s Positive Activities” Competitive Grant Process

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  1. “Young People’s Positive Activities” Competitive Grant Process Alan Michell (Head of IYPSS) Shain Akhtar (Commissioning Lead for IYPSS) Dawn Myatt & Gurjit Narwal (Commissioning Support /Resource Officer)

  2. Purpose • To give an update Resource Model based on Neighbourhood Management Areas • Updates on Specification and Contents • CAP’s Funding • Review & Monitoring Process

  3. Joint Planning & Commissioning Understand Review Plan Do

  4. National Priorities for IYPSS • Reduce the number of 16-18 year olds who are NEET • Increase the proportion of YP participating in positive activities (LAA target), includingengagement in democratic process • Reducing proportion of YP misusing substances • Reduce under 18 conceptions • Reduce first time entrant to youth justice system • Reduce number of homeless YP • Increasing the proportion of young people aged 19 achieving level 2 and 3 qualifications.

  5. Walsall IYPSS Commissioning Priorities • Increase the number of young people in Employment, Education and Training (EET) • Reduce the number of young people entering the youth justice system • Reducing proportion of young people misusing substances • Reduce teenage pregnancy, through preventative approaches

  6. Update on Funding Streams • Previous offers can be carried forward if they have been submitted, notify by email. • Tick box to identify the funding stream that is being applied. • Outcomes column identified which links to service priorities and CYP.

  7. Formal partnership offers are not mandatory but are welcome. Any offer would be expected to take into account other services in their neighbourhood area to show how they work together • No change to priorities for delivery • Funding has been allocated on Neighbourhood management areas, still allowing for cross boundary working • Funding 2010/11 reduced due to extension on existing contracts until end September.

  8. Evaluation Criteria • Evidence of effective partnerships working 20 • Clear contribution to the CYP Priorities (and consideration to the CAP’(s) priorities) : 20 • Track Record – Capacity and Capability to deliver - 20 • Evidence of the involvement of young people in the development of the bid and future delivery • Impact/Outputs and Outcomes – 20 • Service Costs/Effectiveness and Efficiency - 20

  9. Information on Programme • Universal Offer :Core Service Youth 13 to 19 Years going up to 24 years with LDD :£250,868 • Target Support:(PAYP) 8-18 years £165,096 • One off grant support/activities £25,000 using existing priorities, same application process.

  10. Neighbourhood Management Areas Population for Core Service Youth 13-19 yrs 3729 5640 2743 3802 4007 3378

  11. Neighbourhood Management Areas Population for PAYP 8-18 years 6086 9159 6136 4371 6254 5409

  12. Social Deprivation Indices 1

  13. Social Deprivation Indices 2 Start at a mean point of 60 (6 categories) which represents the status quo of 1.00 Social deprivation factor increases 0.5 for each point over 60 of the total figure on table 1, rounded up or down to the nearest whole number

  14. Neighbourhood Management Areas Social Deprivation Indices 1.04 1.47 1.06 1.50 1.02 1.09

  15. ALLOCATION OF CORE YOUTH SERVICE FUNDING TO NEIGHBOURHOOD MANAGEMENT AREAS FUNDING AVAILABLE 1.10.2010 TO 31.3.2011 - £250,868

  16. Neighbourhood Management Areas Budget Allocations for Core Service Youth £33967 £72601 £25463 £52,632 £33968 £32237

  17. ALLOCATION OF PAYP FUNDING TO NEIGHBOURHOOD MANAGEMENT AREAS FUNDING AVAILABLE 1.10.2010 TO 31.3.2011 - £165,096

  18. Neighbourhood Management Areas Budget Allocations for PAYP £22734 £48356 £16642 £22486 £33696 £21182

  19. Information on Programme • Minimum project allocation £50,000 per annum • Funding will be allocated based upon the needs of children & young people

  20. Draft Competitive Grant Process Timeline • Milestones • Current providers confirm staff contracts to 30/09/2010 where relevant now • Application forms issued 9th April 2010 • Deadline for the return of bids is 14th May 2010 • Application evaluation (including Young People) and notification by 17th May 2010, provisional • Project panel includes young people, 3rd sector, and head of IYPSS.

  21. Evaluation & Review • Workshop for existing providers to introduce the new monitoring process from 1st April 2010, starting from Quarter One • 19th April 2010 at 1pm at Aldridge Manor House • Once contracts are awarded providers will be expected to attend a workshop on monitor and review process.

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