Portsmouth Supporting People Strategic Review for Socially Excluded Service User

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Portsmouth Supporting People Strategic Review for
Socially Excluded Service User

• Consultation on SRIP

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Scope of Strategic Review

• One of 3 Strategic Reviews
• Based on Needs Groups NOT Services
• Includes homeless, young people at risk, homeless
  and those at risk, offenders, substance misusers,
  those who experience DV, refugees.
• ALSO those people with mild LD, mental ill-health
  and physical disability whose condition is not
  serious enough to need any care services

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Strategic Review Process

• Based on Hampshire Model
• SRIP sets out key strategic priorities, needs
  indicators and possible contribution of SP
• Development Plan quantification of needs and
  definite proposals as to what is needed.
  Comparison to current service configuration and
  usage. Proposals for change.
• Implementation Plan Proposals on actual service
  commissioning
• Consultation on first 2 stages above

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Consultation on SRIP

• Is information contained in draft SRIP correct
  and complete
• Proposed needs assessment methodology need to
  reach consensus on figures to be fed into the NHF
  model
• Specific Questions around the following themes
• how can SP programme more effectively meet
  strategic priorities
• are current services doing the job effectively
• what new services or approaches are needed

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SP within local strategic framework

• Community Strategy guiding priorities of LSP
• Local Area Agreement implementation arm of
  Community Strategy
• Key Strategies feeding into Community Strategy
  Housing and Community Safety
• Regional Frameworks Housing and Prevention of
  re-offending

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Developments in SP Framework

• Spending Review
• Relaxation of Grant Conditions
• Pooling SP funds within LAA from 2009
• National Outcomes Framework
• National SP Strategy

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Portsmouth Headlines - 1

• Demography
• Compared to SE Region is younger, has higher
  proportion of single person households, higher
  proportion in rented housing, higher levels of
  long-term illness, more unemployment, and more
  mobile population
• BME population is 5.26 and increasing.
  Significant Chinese / SE Asian, and Bangladeshi
  populations
• Community Strategy
• Highlights significant housing problems
• 78 of population have experienced anti-social
  behaviour
• Surveys reveal high priority given to prevention
  of crime
• SP gets specific mention as important programme

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Portsmouth Headlines - 2

• Local Area Agreement
• High-level outcomes are improving accessibility,
  attainment aspirations, the local economy, the
  environment community safety, and inclusivity
• Flagship issues include reduction in violence and
  improvement of employability of young people
• Contribution of housing-related support is
  specifically acknowledged identifies need to
  improve assessment, access arrangements,
  co-ordination, identification of unmet need and
  use of resources
• Supporting People Strategy
• Identifies key issues as move-on, cross-tenure
  FS, BME access, access arrangements for Services,
  eviction practices, standards of stock,
  multi-agency working

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Types of SP intervention

• Target Client Groups who are Services for ?
• Definition of vulnerability
• Where on care pathway
• Types of Services
• Service Objectives assess, enable, sustain,
  maintain
• Types of service intervention
  accommodation-based or non accommodation based
  sub-divided into SPLS categories
• Levels of support short-term intensive,
  short-term basic, long term maintenance

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Needs Assessment Methodology
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Using the NHF model

• Needs to make maximum use of local data sources
  to estimate Population in Need we need comments
  and figures
• Needs consensus as figures to be used in later
  stages proportion of people in need who need
  ABS or NABS and length of time they need it for
• Will need some allowance at the end of process to
  allow for overlap between different needs groups
• Assumptions in SRIP are produced in table form.

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Client Group Sections

• Streamlined into 6 sections
• Starts with national strategic priorities
• Then applies this to local context
• Establishes possible contributions of
  housing-related support to the above
• Sets out target groups from within the whole
  client group population
• Goes through NHF model proposing how to complete
  for this CG.

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Young People

• Strategic Priority
• Identifying and Diverting YP at risk from causes
  of adult social exclusion (crime, homelessness,
  sub misuse, unemployment etc)
• Raising aspirations and maximising potential ao
  all YP
• Target Client Groups
• Teenage Parents, YP leaving care, Young Homeless,
  Young Offenders, YP with sub misuse problems, YP
  with history of mental ill-health
• Possible contribution of housing-related support
• Emergency accommodation, supported housing,
  outreach services as prevention, floating
  support, resettlement, supported lodgings,
  keyring style services

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Domestic Violence

• Strategic Priority
• Improving accommodation options, helping victims
  rebuild their lives, supporting families
• Improving reporting rates and reduction in repeat
  incidents
• Target Client Groups
• Those in need of refuge, those needing support to
  decide on accommodation options, those in need of
  resettlement support
• Possible contribution of housing-related support
• Refuges, outreach to people in temporary
  accommodation, resettlement, support linked to
  Sanctuary, advice and information, identification
  of victims in generic provision

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Adult Offenders

• Strategic Priority
• Reduction in re-offending
• Intervention to break link between substance
  misuse and crime
• Target Client Groups
• Priority and other prolific offenders, MAPPA
  cases, Offenders with history of substance
  misuse, those being released from custody NFA,
  mentally disordered offenders, those at risk of
  losing accommodation
• Possible contribution of housing-related support
• Floating Support, access to emergency
  accommodation, monitoring of high-risk cases,
  short-term supported housing, longer term
  supported housing

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Substance Misuse

• Strategic Priority
• Encouraging abusers to enter into treatment
• Enabling users to complete treatment and
  providing appropriate after-care support
• Target Client Groups
• Those undergoing treatment, those completing
  treatment, offenders with sub misuse problems,
  families with parents with sub misuse problem
• Possible contribution of housing-related support
• Identifying substance misusers and encouraging
  them to consider treatment, support for those
  undergoing treatment, aftercare, support to
  parents to prevent family break-up

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Refugees

• Strategic Priority
• Integration of new refugees achieving potential
  and accessing services
• Target Client Groups
• New single refugees in need of short-term
  accommodation, new refugee families who need help
  settling in, refugees with other longer term
  needs
• Possible contribution of housing-related support
• Short-term accommodation when they have to leave
  NASS accommodation, resettlement services, longer
  term floating support

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Homeless and those at risk of homelessness

• Strategic Priority
• Prevention of homelessness and repeat
  homelessness, including diversion from statutory
  homelessness route
• Identifying and meeting support needs
• Target Client Groups
• Vulnerable families, rough sleepers, vulnerable
  single people with mild learning disabilities,
  physical disabilities or mental health problems,
  those with a history of tenancy breakdown, those
  with long term tenancy sustainment needs
• Possible contribution of housing-related support
• Direct access provision, outreach support for
  those in temporary accommodation, floating
  support, specialist short-term supported housing,
  long term services, rent deposit schemes inked to
  support

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Conclusion

• Full SRIP available on website focus on those
  bits that you think affect you.
• ROCC will be visiting all providers to get
  responses
• Set Questions included in SRIP other comments
  are welcome.
• Not the last opportunity to have an input
  further consultation at Development Report Stage.