1. Health and Social Care Programme
Western Bay
Health and Social Care Programme
Social Value Forum
20th September 2018

2. What is Western Bay? Collaboration / Partnership
Abertawe Bro Morgannwg Health Board
Bridgend County Borough Council
Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council
Swansea Council
Partnership include close working relationships with Council for Voluntary Services and other 3rd Sector Agencies and the independent sector

3. Vision and Aims Vision: Aims:
To work collaboratively to provide high quality services that protect children and adults from harm, promote independence and deliver positive outcomes for people across the region.
Aims:
Resilient and sustainable services
Effective integration
Promote wellbeing and independence
Safeguarding

4. Key Areas of Work Community Services (Services for Older People)
Commissioning for Complex Needs
Welsh Community Care Information System
Children and Young Peoples Programme
Support Services for Carers
Mental Health and Learning Disability
Integrated Autism Service
Workforce Development

5. Local Authorities Third Health Sector Board Independent Sector
Regional Partnership
Board
Leadership
Group
Programme Team
Individual
Project
Boards
Regional Citizens’
Panel
Local
Authorities
Third
Sector
Health
Board
Independent
Sector

7. Community
Services
Targeted coordination and anticipatory care
Hospitals, care homes, institutional care and end of life care
Integrated Intermediate tier
Self care prevention and wellbeing

8. Commissioning for Complex Needs
Outcome Focused Commissioning
Brokerage for Mental Health and Learning Disability
Joint Commissioning

9. Welsh Community Care Information System
Community Health and Social Care Services
Designed to meet a wide range of system functionality
Supports a wide range of community based professionals
All Wales Solution for Health and Social Care

10. Childrens and Young Peoples Programme
Commissioning for Children with Complex Needs
MAPSS (Multi-Agency Placement Support Service
Joint Arrangements

11. Social Services & Wellbeing Act 2014
Provides the legal framework for transforming social services.
The Act established seven Regional Partnership Boards (RPBs), on the health board footprint.
The Act also provides for Regional Forums or Social Value Forums
Other relevant policy approaches include:
‘Prudent Healthcare Principles’ and the ‘National Outcomes Frameworks’.
The 2018 Parliamentary Review into Health and Social Care in Wales and the “Healthier Wales Plan”
Programme for Government: ‘Prosperity for All’.
Economic drivers such as the foundational economy, inclusive economies and economic and community anchors.

12. Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015
The Act established Public Services Boards (PSBs) for each local authority area in Wales to work towards local wellbeing goals.
Both Acts require authorities to:
provide preventative services
utilising collaboration
the involvement of citizens
To develop a robust and sustainable sector for the delivery of social care, preventative and well-being services
The Social Value Forum plays a vital role in informing the development of these services and utilising a range of opportunities to realise the aspirations of the SSWBA.

13. Social Value Forums
Actively consider how value based organisations can deliver the required services.
Personal outcomes underpin the whole system, and the development of any type of service must always focus on this aim
Ensure that services meet people’s personal outcomes and, where possible, provide added value.
Start of the journey in establishing regional forums to support social value based providers
The session today will support the development of:
terms of reference and membership
forward plan for meetings.
Plan for the publication of a report every three years on the activities of the forum
The first report must be published in March 2019.

14. What’s Next for Western Bay
Time of change
Review of the Programme
Transformation Agenda

15. Teledu Bae’r Gorllewin Western Bay TV

16. Western Bay Programme Office

17. Interim Programme Lead
Kelly Gillings
Western Bay
Interim Programme Lead