Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundations Trust Hospital It is important to note that Sheffield Children and Young People’s provision is provided by the Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundations Trust Hospital. Independent Providers of Supported Living, Residential Care and Specialist Nursing Care Provision All of the four CCGs and LAs commission various Supported Living, Residential Care and Specialist Nursing Care individual placements from numerous private provider organisations within their locality. There are also a significant number of Supported Living, Residential Care and Specialist Nursing Care individual placements that are not commissioned by the local CCGs / LAs but are used by out of area CCGs / LAs. These placements are increasingly attracting complex patients who are placed without notifying the local LD services or commissioners. The local services only being informed of their placement at the point at which the placement starts to breakdown. The placement of these complex patients, some of whom have a strong forensic history is changing the pattern of referrals to the local LD services. There are a range of key stakeholders in the SY and NL TCP. These include: Clinical Commissioning Groups Local Authorities NHS England Specialised Commissioning Mental Health Provider Trusts Acute Hospital Trusts Healthwatch Voluntary and Community Sector Housing providers/social landlords Service Users/Carers/Families Probation Police Ambulance Service The SY and NL TCP will work will all partners to ensure that is robust oversight and scrutiny through our governance structures, Health & Wellbeing Board, HealthWatch and local LD Partnership Boards and other local governance arrangements. Identifying our Gaps We have been able to list and illustrate the health and social care landscape but there are still gaps in our understanding with regard to total provision and support for people with a learning disability and/or autism. For example, there is still further work with the probation and the criminal justice system both to prevent vulnerable people from being taken into custody unnecessarily and for those who will need to go through the system, will receive the appropriate support to navigate and access the right support and care. The right housing accommodation and residential support will be pivotal to the success of this plan. In line with the 9 key principles, we need to ensure that where possible, people who will be supported in our communities will have choice and have a secure tenancy. There are different models and examples of good practice across the footprint, but there is
Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundations Trust Hospital It is important to note that Sheffield Children and Young People’s provision is provided by the Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundations Trust Hospital. Independent Providers of Supported Living, Residential Care and Specialist Nursing Care Provision All of the four CCGs and LAs commission various Supported Living, Residential Care and Specialist Nursing Care individual placements from numerous private provider organisations within their locality. There are also a significant number of Supported Living, Residential Care and Specialist Nursing Care individual placements that are not commissioned by the local CCGs / LAs but are used by out of area CCGs / LAs. These placements are increasingly attracting complex patients who are placed without notifying the local LD services or commissioners. The local services only being informed of their placement at the point at which the placement starts to breakdown. The placement of these complex patients, some of whom have a strong forensic history is changing the pattern of referrals to the local LD services. There are a range of key stakeholders in the SY and NL TCP. These include: Clinical Commissioning Groups Local Authorities NHS England Specialised Commissioning Mental Health Provider Trusts Acute Hospital Trusts Healthwatch Voluntary and Community Sector Housing providers/social landlords Service Users/Carers/Families Probation Police Ambulance Service The SY and NL TCP will work will all partners to ensure that is robust oversight and scrutiny through our governance structures, Health & Wellbeing Board, HealthWatch and local LD Partnership Boards and other local governance arrangements. Identifying our Gaps We have been able to list and illustrate the health and social care landscape but there are still gaps in our understanding with regard to total provision and support for people with a learning disability and/or autism. For example, there is still further work with the probation and the criminal justice system both to prevent vulnerable people from being taken into custody unnecessarily and for those who will need to go through the system, will receive the appropriate support to navigate and access the right support and care. The right housing accommodation and residential support will be pivotal to the success of this plan. In line with the 9 key principles, we need to ensure that where possible, people who will be supported in our communities will have choice and have a secure tenancy. There are different models and examples of good practice across the footprint, but there is