people who are affected by their own Drug Partnership substance misuse Young people’s Provide educational packages for sub Group children and young people in relation to Children & substance misuse Young people’s 10.Provide support for children and young Mental Health people in relation to emotional sub Group wellbeing Reduce the number of Looked After Provide a range of Outcomes-focussed Aberlour Outcomes based on GIRFEC Indicators of Wellbeing Children – reply from Children 1st interventions for young people who are, at (SHANARRI). point of referral (or subsequently), either Looked After or deemed to be at risk of Measures of success can be: becoming Looked After. Predominantly 1:1 Young people coming off compulsory Supervision interventions with young people aged requirement (or not being placed on Supervision when but also group-work and work with they were “at risk of”), returning to their own home, parents/carers. remaining in Moray, sustaining education placement, Referrals to the Youthpoint-Moray service commissioned by The Moray Council via the Moray Resource Panel (Social Work referrals). Age group normally 12-16 years. Referrals to Mentoring Service (volunteer mentors) from parents, schools, social workers, partner agencies and referrals by young people themselves. Age group 12-25 years. Early Intervention is preferable to crisis CHILDREN 1ST – intervention and the mentoring service Moray normally focusses on early intervention, whereas when are made via the resource panel, young people (and families) are in – or closely approaching – crisis.
people who are affected by their own substance misuse Provide educational packages for children and young people in relation to substance misuse 10.Provide support for children and young people in relation to emotional wellbeing Drug Partnership Young people’s sub Group Children & Young people’s Mental Health sub Group Reduce the number of Looked After Children – reply from Children 1st Provide a range of Outcomes-focussed interventions for young people who are, at point of referral (or subsequently), either Looked After or deemed to be at risk of becoming Looked After. Predominantly 1:1 interventions with young people aged but also group-work and work with parents/carers. Referrals to the Youthpoint-Moray service commissioned by The Moray Council via the Moray Resource Panel (Social Work referrals). Age group normally 12-16 years. Referrals to Mentoring Service (volunteer mentors) from parents, schools, social workers, partner agencies and by young people themselves. Age group 12-25 years. Early Intervention is preferable to crisis intervention and the mentoring service normally focusses on early intervention, whereas when referrals are made via the resource panel, young people (and families) are in – or closely approaching – crisis. Aberlour CHILDREN 1ST – Moray Outcomes based on GIRFEC Indicators of Wellbeing (SHANARRI). Measures of success can be: Young people coming off compulsory Supervision requirement (or not being placed on Supervision when they were “at risk of”), returning to their own home, remaining in Moray, sustaining education placement,
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