Romy Briant Chair, Reducing the Risk of Domestic Abuse.

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Romy Briant Chair, Reducing the Risk of Domestic Abuse

Why is this important? Impact on children can be catastrophic: affects emotional well-being, behaviour, attainment, long term life chances The younger the child the greater the risk No shared approach across the Thames Valley: potential ‘postcode lottery’

Funding & consortium PCC bid successfully for £123,000 to develop: one to one and group therapeutic support to meet the needs of each age group a continuum of programmes, and shared service standards, across Thames Valley locally accessible and where possible sustainable Consortium of 8 agencies Aylesbury Women's Aid, Berkshire Women’s Aid, DASH, MK Act, ODAS, Reducing the Risk, SAFE!, Wycombe Women’s Aid

The challenge How best to ensure effective investment of funding so that children and young people across the Thames Valley can access quality, age appropriate, and, where possible, sustainable services to help them recover working to a 6 month time period

Consortium actions Agree core standards Scope current activity Agree portfolio of programmes Identify gaps: - need for service in Bracknell, early years service, specific expertise in work with boys Agree approach to training staff in programme delivery Commitment to share good practice

Criteria for decisions Projects chosen which met core standards and at least one - and preferably more - of these criteria: building on current capacity filling gaps enhancing specialist projects investment in long term benefits investment in quality assurance piloting and strengthening pathways

14 projects funded 3 training for staff 4 direct support 7 specific local needs / new innovative approaches

Training & direct delivery Multi-agency training: DAY programme (young people) and forum for trainers 2 x training to deliver community based groups for children & parents Training in therapeutic play for school staff and Children and Family teams Therapeutic play: groups for mothers and for children Groups for mothers re children’s needs Specialised primary work in Bracknell Programme for teenage girls

Innovation Specialist practice Bounce Back for Kids specialist post Development of specialist post – working with young boys Sunrise multi cultural centre, quality assurance and innovation Therapeutic facilities for refuges Consortium project – work with preschool age children Counselling for young carers

Outcomes 382 children/young people benefiting over project period, and potential for many more 40 parents supported 54 staff trained 14 projects funded, 11 of which will have longer term benefits Overview of Thames Valley age related resources Capacity extended and gaps filled Established standards, quality assurance, innovation Benefits of working together and pooling expertise consortium to share development of early years resource on-going sharing of good practice – inc. website Report available from – children and young people resources pagewww.reducingtherisk.org.uk