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‘ Who Will Care?’ Mobilising Essex

‘ Who Will Care?’ Mobilising Essex. 10.30 – Registration and Refreshments 11.00 – Welcome and Introductions 11.05 – Purpose of the Event 11.25 – ‘Who will Care?’ A response to the challenge 11.35 – Rising to the challenge of ‘Who Will Care?’

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‘ Who Will Care?’ Mobilising Essex

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  1. ‘Who Will Care?’ Mobilising Essex 10.30 – Registration and Refreshments 11.00 – Welcome and Introductions 11.05 – Purpose of the Event 11.25 – ‘Who will Care?’ A response to the challenge 11.35 – Rising to the challenge of ‘Who Will Care?’ 12.00 – The ‘Who Will Care?’ call for schemes 12.40 – Scheme Proposal Reviews 12.55 – Your vote counts 13.00 – Lunch and lunchtime activity (including voting on schemes) 14.00 – Welcome back 14.00 - Rising to the challenge of ‘Who Will Care?’ 14.15 – Creating a ‘Mobilising Essex’ Action Plan 15.05 – Results of the Vote 15.10 – Next Steps 15.20 – Reflections and Close

  2. ‘Who Will Care?’ Mobilising Essex • What is the challenge? • What do we need to do differently? • What is the purpose of today?

  3. ‘Who Will Care?’ - the challenge • Our population is getting older, larger in number, and an ageing population has greater and more complex care needs • We have to meet these needs with reducing financial resources • This is not the challenge for a distant future, but what is facing us here today The Commission made recommendations for how to tackle this

  4. What needs to change? We have to • be open and honest with individuals and communities, about what they can and cannot expect the state to provide in future. Individuals need to take more responsibility for their own care • stop doing some things, and change the way other services are commissioned and delivered. • stop working in silos and collaborate • prevent crises, not just respond to them • mobilise our communities

  5. Mobilising our communities • Need local schemes providing support and care on a voluntary basis • We must build on successful local schemes and also incentivise volunteering on a much larger scale • ‘It’s only us, the people who live in our communities, who can do this.’

  6. Purpose of today • Update you on some responses so far to the ‘Who Will Care?’ challenge • Agree what helps communities to mobilise – and how we make this happen in other local areas • Decide which of the local schemes proposed are most suitable to be rolled out across Essex – there will be funding available to do so • Agree next steps

  7. ‘Who Will Care?’ – A Response to the challenge • Speakers • Andrew Gardner – Age UK Essex • Mike Adams – ECDP and ‘who will care? ’commissioner • Markets Stalls with further information on: • Information and data sharing, new Whole Essex information sharing protocol • Little acts of kindness

  8. Rising to the challenge of ‘Who Will Care?’ • How do we mobilise communities? • Top ideas for how to do this that can be replicated across Essex

  9. The ‘Who Will Care?’ call for schemes • Analysis of schemes proposed for roll out across Essex • Each table tasked with providing a statement – strengths and potential weaknesses for the scheme. • Consider: • Potential impact on outcomes • Scalability or replicability, without duplicating other funded activity • Cost and sustainability • Potential for cross-organisational collaboration • Potential for involving communities and increasing volunteering • With consideration for the top ingredients previously identified

  10. Scheme Proposal Reviews An opportunity for you to review the other schemes that are here today Use this time wisely before your vote…

  11. Lunch and Activity • Use the time to: • Eat • Review the schemes • Network • And most importantly VOTE! We also have Markets Stalls with further information on: • Information and data sharing, new Whole Essex information sharing protocol • Little acts of kindness • Advice on Bid Developments and Alternative Funding • Healthwatch • Community Banking

  12. Welcome Back Speaker • Dave Monk, BBC Essex Responding to the challenge Speaker • Clare Morris, West Essex CCG

  13. Creating a ‘Mobilising Essex’ Action Plan • Develop at least one action that can help mobilise Essex communities • Fill out your pledge card (please include name & email)

  14. Next steps • Send you all the ideas and actions from today to help you mobilise your community • Share details of all the local schemes submitted – including those we did not have time to discuss • Share contact details of attendees – create a network to support mobilisation • Share learning from best practice elsewhere • Arrange ‘swap shops’ for you to exchange ideas, advice and expertise • More information available on your tables • Keep you involved

  15. ‘It’s only us, the people who live in our communities, who can do this.’

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