1. 0-19 Norfolk Healthy Child Programme
Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust: providing services across Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, Luton and Suffolk

2. Norfolk Healthy Child Programme aims
Protect and promote the health and wellbeing of all children, young people and their families - with the greatest improvements seen for those in greatest need so that health inequalities are reduced.
Achieve positive outcomes for the Service User through an integrated programme that is delivered by coordinated partnership working.
Be simple to access, with a clear range of pathways and choices.
Be liked, valued and trusted by its users, partners and staff. 

3. Service redesign programme Jan 2016 onwards
Health Visiting
FNP
School Nursing
0-16
NCMP
Hearing and Vision Screening
Healthy Schools
(decommissioned)
Service redesign programme
Jan 2016 onwards
Improve antenatal pathway
LAC health reviews under 5s
Improve School Readiness support
Integrated 0-19 teams
Improve Teenage Parents Support
Develop/reimagine 5-19 service
Develop Single Point of Access
Integrate hearing, vision and NCMP
Improve care for children with complex needs
Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust: providing services across Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, Luton and Suffolk

4. Countywide and Specialist Roles
Early Years Psychologist
Specialist Mental Health Practitioners
Healthy Lifestyles Lead Practitioners: NCMP; Hearing and Vision Screening; Infant Feeding and Behaviour Change
Complex Needs and Disability Practitioners
Traveller and Migrant Specialist Practitioner
Co-Production and Service User Lead
Specialist Interest and ‘Champion’ Roles

5. Just One Number
To enable consistent access to the right care with the right person at the right time in the right place – including
Clinical advice (to service users and professionals)
Appointments
Signposting to services
Support
To provide an efficient, effective central administration support service so local clinical teams can spend more time with service users and allowing them to deliver a better service.

6. Other service developments…
Antenatal Pathway
A multi agency pathway based on best practice from National guidance/NICE.
Includes development of P2P programme with Children’s Centres
Improving School Readiness
Being 2 in Norfolk – Shared review (Health and Early Years Education)
3.5 year school readiness review – partnership with GP practices

7. Teenage Parents Support Pathway – September 2017
Locality model, led by FNP Specialist Practitioner, including support and consultation for partner agencies
Locality multi agency training offer– Solihull Approach and Attachment
Re-imagining services for 5-19 – September 2017
Key priorities; emotional wellbeing, sexual health, health literacy
Points of transition; transition to school, transition to high school, transition to adulthood
Targeting support and interventions
New service developed for year olds – consultation underway

8. Complex Needs pathway
Service user led
HCP annual contact with every child and young person
Referral pathway to complex needs services
Looked After Children Health Reviews - Under 5’s
April 2016 – new service implemented.
LAC HVs undertake reviews – single Norfolk process
Training Programme – designated LAC nurse
Quality and timeliness of assessments– 100%

9. Co-Production and Service User Engagement
Doing with; in an equal and reciprocal way
Co-design
Engagement
Consultation
Doing for; engaging and involving people
Informing
Doing to; people helped to understand services but views not considered or limited involvement / passive recipients.
Educating & Coercion