During 2014-15 134 young people and their families accessed the service. Sedburgh Drive Consistent with the previous year, the highest demand has been from Barrow, and Model –outreach Young People the lowest from Copeland. and respite care Cumbria Children in care 16/17 YEAR OLDS COMING INTO CARE (Source: CCC Performance and Risk Team) (service review on the cusp of Council identified 2013-14 to extend to emotional health and care. 136 young people Carlisle and well- being as one of Foyer in Barrow) (C&YP who their priorities. 2014 -15 PMHEIS (Source :Cumbria Annual Public have been 134 young people Health Report 2014 ) Homestays. assessed by NICE/DH suggest around Nightstop. social workers (Source: Children Looked After 45-60% of looked after Team Around at being at a Sufficiency Statement 2015-18 p 10 young people have The Family ) high risk of emotional and mental Family Group being health problems, Conferences accommodated increasing to 72% for Children with by the local those in residential care. disabilities authority.) [DH 2011] (CWD) respite units. While there has been a rise Number of Children by District (Source;children Looked after Local Authorities report, June High focus for all Managed within 2015) nationally, in Cumbria the rate Children’s Services CAMHS service of children and young people Cumbria Children in care in partnership in care has increased Council identified with tier 2 disproportionately. emotional health and providers. As of May 2015 numbers of well- being as one of ‘Fast track’ Children Looked After has risen Number Of CLA By Age(Source: Children looked After by Local Authorities Report, June 2015) their priorities. approach for CLA to 692; the rate per 10,000 is Young People Source :Cumbria Annual Public to access Tier 3. 73.6, which remains Health Report 2014 ) Looked After CAMHS. significantly above NICE/DH suggest around PAC Therapy the newly revised target rate 45-60% of looked after Service. (55.3), the national rate (60) young people have CTC Post and the rate for statistical emotional and mental Adoption neighbours (51.9). Cumbria health problems, Developmental Strategy: 2015-2018 p8 increasing to 72% for Attachment those in residential care. Therapy. [DH 2011]
Young People on the cusp of care. (C&YP who have been assessed by social workers at being at a high risk of being accommodated by the local authority.) 2013-14 136 young people 2014 -15 134 young people (Source: Children Looked After Sufficiency Statement 2015-18 p 10 ) During 2014-15 134 young people and their families accessed the service. Consistent with the previous year, the highest demand has been from Barrow, and the lowest from Copeland. 16/17 YEAR OLDS COMING INTO CARE (Source: CCC Performance and Risk Team) Sedburgh Drive Model –outreach and respite care (service review to extend to Carlisle and Foyer in Barrow) PMHEIS Homestays. Nightstop. Team Around The Family Family Group Conferences Children with disabilities (CWD) respite units. Cumbria Children in care Council identified emotional health and well- being as one of their priorities. (Source :Cumbria Annual Public Health Report 2014 ) NICE/DH suggest around 45-60% of looked after young people have emotional and mental health problems, increasing to 72% for those in residential care. [DH 2011] Young People Looked After While there has been a rise nationally, in Cumbria the rate of children and young people in care has increased disproportionately. As of May 2015 numbers of Children Looked After has risen to 692; the rate per 10,000 is 73.6, which remains significantly above the newly revised target rate (55.3), the national rate (60) and the rate for statistical neighbours (51.9). Cumbria Strategy: 2015-2018 p8 Number of Children by District (Source;children Looked after Local Authorities report, June 2015) Number Of CLA By Age(Source: Children looked After by Local Authorities Report, June 2015) Managed within CAMHS service in partnership with tier 2 providers. ‘Fast track’ approach for CLA to access Tier 3. CAMHS. PAC Therapy Service. CTC Post Adoption Developmental Attachment Therapy. High focus for all Children’s Services Cumbria Children in care Council identified emotional health and well- being as one of their priorities. Source :Cumbria Annual Public Health Report 2014 ) NICE/DH suggest around 45-60% of looked after young people have emotional and mental health problems, increasing to 72% for those in residential care. [DH 2011]