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Recap - ESP Board, March 2014 Encouraging a growing and ageing population to be healthy and live well The role of commerce & business Connected communities The role of housing Dementia awareness
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Recap - ESP Board, March 2014 Connected Communities & Access to Services Time banking Coordinated, mutual volunteering offers Very local Areas of deprivation Local area co-ordinators: Recruited from the local community Navigates community offers Advocates for the community Community engagement Building on community assets Rural Transport Initiatives: Rural communities Neighbourhood links
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Connected Communities Update – Suffolk/East Suffolk Context TCA Localism strand – ambition to integrate community development resource across the ‘system’ = more coherent offer to communities and less duplication [ENABLING] MASH review – ‘deep dive’ in Waveney. Gaps around early help for individuals and families who don’t meet thresholds, re-referrals and feedback [EARLY HELP] Enabling Communities Strategy approved by SCDC and WDC in November. Delivery Plan identifies who and what the ‘enablers’ for each of the 12 stages of the ‘enabling’ model are [BOTH] CCG Communities Delivery Plan agreed by NHS Great Yarmouth and Waveney CCG. Priorities discussed and agreed with Ipswich and East Suffolk CCG [BOTH]
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Connected Communities Update – Enabling Implementation of the Enabling Communities Strategy and Delivery Plan – joint ‘hands-on’ training early in 2016 for all community development staff ESP outcome proposal to fill the gap around in-depth business/project planning support for communities (OP1) Further development of the TCA integration project e.g. location, staff in scope, priority outcomes to be delivered Input into delivery of Suffolk Volunteering Strategy (led by CAS and approved by HWBB at last meeting), including innovative approaches (e.g. Timebanking), more business/corporate volunteering and enhanced youth volunteering offer Support complementary activity such as the CAS ‘Grow Your Communities’ campaign Enable more Dementia Action Alliances, Dementia Champions and Dementia Friendly Communities
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Connected Communities Update – Early Help Five Community Health workshops – dementia, mental health, carers, social isolation and being active – to be held January to April in Waveney and March to June in Suffolk Coastal SCC Public Health funding to support emerging community projects through a themed ‘community call to action’ Local Area Coordination – outcome proposals developed for ESP and Better Care Fund. Proposes 2 LACs in East Suffolk to provide early person-centred support to individuals and families, with services as a ‘last resort’ (OP2) Synergy with other community-based early help initiatives, including Good Neighbours (CAS) and Men’s Sheds (Halesworth, Leiston and Pathways Care Farm) Social prescribing pilot planned for Waveney (through Better Care Programme Office) Greater use of ‘bridging’, ‘peer’ and ‘volunteer’ health roles e.g. Kirkley Navigators, Trusted Advisers, Health Coaches
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Connected Communities Update – Local Area Coordination
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