“The Next Chapter” Briefing Session Friday, 20 th September 2013.

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“The Next Chapter” Briefing Session Friday, 20 th September 2013.

 CDI to Date;  CDI in Numbers;  Underpinning Principles of the ABR’s;  Inclusion in Area-Based Response to Child Poverty Initiative (ABR);  Identification of Core Activities;  Core Activities ;  Budget;  Remaining Clarifications.

 Total spend to date: €15,889,428  Range of services designed, delivered and evaluated;  Seven evaluation reports and eight policy papers published;  Further reports being completed;  Doodle Den Longitudinal Study and SLT follow-up underway.

 195 early years places for pre school children, (26 places subsequently closed);  555 children participated in Doodle Den literacy programme;  420 children participated in Mate Tricks pro-social behaviour programme;  1,100 children have been involved in the healthy schools initiative;  480 children receiving S7L intervention;  Over 250 parents have taken part in formal parent education;  54 full and part time posts created.

 CSI worked with over 700 households;  RP training provided to 971 people, 722 of whom are living and/or working in Tallaght West, including 109 young people;  44 lunchtime seminars were held with on average 40 participants at each event;  15 participants supported on the NUI Maynooth Masters in Education Programme.

 Continuation and replication of proven or promising models;  No further local evaluation - monitoring to be undertaken centrally by Pobal and CES;  Focus on sustainability of programmes, and their integration into existing structures and mainstream services;  Collaboration with Young Ballymun and PFL.

 Correspondence from DCYA in December 2012;  Submission and dialogue process between CDI, DCYA and AP March – June 2013, including meetings between Board and Funders and several revisions;  Meeting of Implementation Support Group to consider proposal;  Meetings with local SCP’s;  Discussion at Children’s Services Committee;  Review and approval of proposal by ABR National Project Team.

 Primarily based on recommendations from independent evaluations;  Negotiations with DCYA and AP;  Requirement to reduce submission costs by 20% (May 2013);  Reduction in CDI staffing.

 Parent support in early years;  Early intervention speech and language service;  Doodle Den;  Sharing the learning;  Restorative Practice Strategic Development.

 Prompted by a recognition that this is a central phase of development;  Consultation process to involve: ◦ Local agencies and parents – early October 2013; ◦ Policy/’expert’ groups – late October 2013; ◦ Strategy/plan written up – November/December  Proven model to be identified and implemented.

 Identified locally in order to sustain benefits for children;  Consultation process to draw on the longitudinal study;  Consultation process to involve: ◦ Local agencies and parents – late October 2013; ◦ Policy/’expert’ groups – early November 2013; ◦ Strategy/plan written up – December/January 2013.

 Doodle Den 2013/2014: ◦ Children: 240; ◦ Parents: 240; ◦ Staff Supported: 32.  Parent Support in Early Years: ◦ Will work with up to 500 families, with approx. 100 engaging in Parents Plus Courses.  Early Intervention SLT – approx. 150 children.  RP 2013/2014: ◦ Young People: 100; ◦ Parents: 145; ◦ Staff working with children/young people: 525.

 Role of CES and Pobal in monitoring/evaluation processes;  New ABR locations and CDI’s role in mentoring them;  Replication of CDI models beyond existing locations.