ST10 Project coordination To coordinate steering £40,000 South Tees Middlesbrough Part time project 16/17 Redcar council to host to ensure CCG group and CCG priorities CCG Council and coordinator to drive the post deliverable To ensure engagement Redcar and CCG priorities and to Job description and with children and Cleveland support both leads from service specification people to move towards council each local authority to to be developed tier less model deliver schemes and agree priorities for 17/18 Middlesbrough schemes M1 Building capacity of To support the 0-19 age £56,250 MBC CCG Headstart working on 2015/16 As a result families, Headstart range in relation to system wider programme children and young programme team to change, service redesign management structure with people will receive coordinate and and developing integrated Middlesbrough Council services which are strengthen system multi agency pathway taking proposed posts accessible appropriate children and though Council job and timely young people’s Develop and Implement a evaluation protocols. emotional wellbeing model of prevention, service delivery resilience and early identification M2 Improve identification Parental mental health £37,500 Public Health CCG Delivered within targeted 2015/16 words together of perinatal/ parental has a significant impact on Primary primary schools: Linthorpe programme supports mental health by bonding, attachment and schools Community Primary, changes in the home promoting parenting skills. Green Lane Primary learning environment intervention to Academy, Newham Bridge leading to parents reduce the impact of Implement and monitoring Primary, Easterside displaying increased maternal depression attachment, attunement Academy and Park End confidence in training programmes for Primary. identifying supporting midwives, health visitors their child’s early and years workers as Provider appointed and literacy part of the wider workforce recruiting frontline staff for development strategy the training sessions. 25 families engaged in and attachment to be each school: Newham given priority as an 12 professional per cohort Bridge, Green lane, integral family approach. from a range of disciplines Easter Side, Linthorpe including midwives, health and Park End at a
ST10 Project coordination to ensure CCG deliverable To coordinate steering group and CCG priorities To ensure engagement with children and people to move towards tier less model £40,000 South Tees CCG Middlesbrough Council and Redcar and Cleveland council Part time project coordinator to drive the CCG priorities and to support both leads from each local authority to deliver schemes and agree priorities for 17/18 16/17 Redcar council to host post Job description and service specification to be developed Middlesbrough schemes M1 Building capacity of Headstart programme team to coordinate and strengthen system children and young people’s emotional wellbeing service delivery To support the 0-19 age range in relation to system change, service redesign and developing integrated multi agency pathway Develop and Implement a model of prevention, resilience and early identification £56,250 MBC CCG Headstart working on wider programme management structure with Middlesbrough Council taking proposed posts though Council job evaluation protocols. 2015/16 As a result families, children and young people will receive services which are accessible appropriate and timely M2 Improve identification of perinatal/ parental mental health by promoting intervention to reduce the impact of maternal depression Parental mental health has a significant impact on bonding, attachment and parenting skills. Implement and monitoring attachment, attunement training programmes for midwives, health visitors and years workers as part of the wider workforce development strategy and attachment to be given priority as an integral family approach. £37,500 Public Health CCG Primary schools Delivered within targeted primary schools: Linthorpe Community Primary, Green Lane Primary Academy, Newham Bridge Primary, Easterside Academy and Park End Primary. Provider appointed and recruiting frontline staff for the training sessions. 12 professional per cohort from a range of disciplines including midwives, health 2015/16 words together programme supports changes in the home learning environment leading to parents displaying increased confidence in identifying supporting their child’s early literacy 25 families engaged in each school: Newham Bridge, Green lane, Easter Side, Linthorpe and Park End at a
ST-CYP-MH-Wellbeing-Plan-v4-final.docx