PREVENTION No. Action Led By Outcomes scale 1.3 Review perinatal mental health risks, and Matching October Nene/Corby CCG There is effective identification of mental health needs and need incorporate recommendations into transfer of 0-5 2015 (supported by support during the perinatal period with a services into commissioning NCC Public Business case for perinatal service has been suitable Health team) developed between agencies and submitted to NHSE range of services 1.10 Amend training as part of mental health Ensuring March NCC Integrated Appropriate responses are made by universal services to ‘crisis’ the right awareness training to universal providers (e.g., café’s, Wellbeing support improved emotional wellbeing outcomes. 2016 numbers of museums, garden centres, libraries voluntary services, Services / The vehicle for this is through Ask Normen website high quality faith communities etc.), including the needs of carers as Commissioners this has now been advertised in all areas staff well as people with mental health issues 1.11a Improve community based awareness of mental health Ensuring March NCC Public There is raised awareness, translated into action, among the right issues, including issues for carers. 2016 Health team employers regarding reducing emotional wellbeing numbers of episodes, destigmatisation, mental health first aid and high quality supporting the return back to work for staff affected staff 1.11c Raise awareness and achieve destigmatisation in Ongoing Nene/Corby CCG, Reduced stigma, enabling children, young people and their Ensuring the schools and with young people. supported by NCC support staff to respond appropriately to need numbers of All services work to this goal we have out loud” – “talk high quality anti stigma programme in relation to this this is – staff ongoing programme
PREVENTION No. Action scale Led By Outcomes 1.3 Review perinatal mental health risks, and incorporate recommendations into transfer of 0-5 services into commissioning Matching need with a suitable range of services October 2015 Nene/Corby CCG (supported by NCC Public Health team) There is effective identification of mental health needs and support during the perinatal period Business case for perinatal service has been developed between agencies and submitted to NHSE 1.10 Amend ‘crisis’ training as part of mental health awareness training to universal providers (e.g., café’s, museums, garden centres, libraries voluntary services, faith communities etc.), including the needs of carers as well as people with mental health issues Ensuring the right numbers of high quality staff March 2016 NCC Integrated Wellbeing Services / Commissioners Appropriate responses are made by universal services to support improved emotional wellbeing outcomes. The vehicle for this is through Ask Normen website this has now been advertised in all areas 1.11a Improve community based awareness of mental health issues, including issues for carers. Ensuring the right numbers of high quality staff March 2016 NCC Public Health team There is raised awareness, translated into action, among employers regarding reducing emotional wellbeing episodes, destigmatisation, mental health first aid and supporting the return back to work for staff affected 1.11c Raise awareness and achieve destigmatisation in schools and with young people. Ensuring the numbers of high quality staff Ongoing Nene/Corby CCG, supported by NCC Reduced stigma, enabling children, young people and their support staff to respond appropriately to need All services work to this goal – we have “talk out loud” anti stigma programme in relation to this – this is ongoing programme