But manager have For with the most need ……. Invest In primary care ……. VCS groups ( especially smaller providers ) linking with health services Recognising the value of VCS services Appropriate services delivered by appropriate people User / Carer led services To embrace risk to allow people to live Take services into places of worship, community centres Engaging communities, Eastern European Sub Cultures and sub Communities More localised specific prevention services Mental health promotion and awareness targeted. – Multiple discrimination issues add to the complexity People may not access health” services STIGMA! “Mental – Families experiencing greater emotional needs Invest in parent, infant and child mental health early intervention services 0-12 gaps in the city to be plugged re. Mental health. Gaps between referrals between community services and statutory services Carers / families don’t identify their needs which are usually picked up through visits to the home to see the person being cared for. Following the feedback from the workshop, and the questions that were people were asked to write what they felt was the key priority for Mental Health services. PRIORITIES Improved pathways and intervention between stat / non stat Better awareness amongst GP’s as to what services are available and how to refer / eligibility To ensure that commissioning of early intervention services continues in the time of cuts Equality monitoring needs to capture all protected characteristics Developing primary and local MH services Services centred around the person not the other way round Use joint spSNA Joined up thinking before any decisions are made about the budgets and services A service that at early intervention, don’t worry about measuring targets Work with children and young people in schools / community centres Mapping to look at causes of Mental health is it poor housing or no job – Networking of services Campaign to address stigma in young people and older people Invest to save
But manager have ……. For with the most need Invest ……. In primary care VCS groups ( especially smaller providers ) linking with health services Recognising the value of VCS services Appropriate services delivered by appropriate people User / Carer led services To embrace risk to allow people to live Take services into places of worship, community centres Engaging communities, Eastern European Sub Cultures and sub Communities More localised specific prevention services Mental health promotion and awareness – targeted. Multiple discrimination issues add to the complexity People may not access “Mental health” services – STIGMA! Families experiencing greater emotional needs Invest in parent, infant and child mental health early intervention services 0-12 gaps in the city to be plugged re. Mental health. Gaps between referrals between community services and statutory services Carers / families don’t identify their needs which are usually picked up through visits to the home to see the person being cared for. Following the feedback from the workshop, and the questions that were people were asked to write what they felt was the key priority for Mental Health services. PRIORITIES Improved pathways and intervention between stat / non stat Better awareness amongst GP’s as to what services are available and how to refer / eligibility To ensure that commissioning of early intervention services continues in the time of cuts Equality monitoring needs to capture all protected characteristics Developing primary and local MH services Services centred around the person not the other way round Use joint spSNA Joined up thinking before any decisions are made about the budgets and services A service that at early intervention, don’t worry about measuring targets Work with children and young people in schools / community centres Mapping to look at causes of Mental health – is it poor housing or no job Networking of services Campaign to address stigma in young people and older people Invest to save