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Children, Young People and Families partnerships

Collaborative partnerships working towards improving the health, safety, education, and overall well-being of children and families. Priorities include safe environments, readiness for learning and work, and outstanding children's services.

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Children, Young People and Families partnerships

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  1. Children, Young People and Families partnerships Karen Talbot Partnerships and Planning Officer

  2. Rotherham Children and Young People’s Partnership • Umbrella organisation bringing all service providers together • 4 priorities; • healthy and safe from harm • ready to learn for life • ready for the world of work • Children’s Services to be rated outstanding by 2018

  3. Derbyshire Children’s Partnership • Thematic group with 7 locality subgroups • 7 shared priorities; • Parenting support • Supporting the community • Communication • Healthy lifestyles • Ready to learn • Ready to work • Keeping children safe

  4. Staffordshire Families Strategic Partnership Board • Families Strategic Partnership • 3 Priorities; • Starting well: every child has the best possible start in life to reduce differences in the quality of their health and wellbeing in the future • Growing well: children and young people are supported to reach their potential so that they can have greater control over their lives • Living Well: children, young people and adults are supported to make good lifestyle choices

  5. Leicestershire Children and Families Partnership • Partnership, no plan, ‘priorities on a page’ • 5 priorities • Ensure the best start in life • Keep children safe from harm • Support children and families to be resilient • Ensure vulnerable families receive personalised, integrated care and support • Enable children to have good physical and mental health

  6. Moving forward 2018-2020Future for Nottinghamshire • Children and young people are safe in Nottinghamshire • Children and young people are happy and healthy in Nottinghamshire • Children and young people achieve their potential in Nottinghamshire • Children, young people and families receive support when needed in Nottinghamshire

  7. Moving forward 2018-2020Future for Nottinghamshire • Health and Wellbeing Board ambitions • A good start in life • Child poverty • Keeping children and young people safe • Making sure that children and young people are happy and healthy • Strategic links to other partnership boards? • Collectively, how best can we achieve this?

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