Title: SURE START LOCAL PROGRAMMES
1SURE START LOCAL PROGRAMMES
1998
1999
2004
Pathfinders
Round 1
Round 6
10 year life span for each one
2- Half child poverty by 2010
- Services not working
- Ensure that children are ready to thrive by the
time they start school - Experiment
- Top 20 most disadvantaged wards
- Geographical boundaries
3- Victoria Climbie died 25th February 2000
- Laming Inquiry
- Every Child Matters Green Paper September 2003
- Recommendations and consultation
- Early intervention
- Better preventative services
- Root and branch reform of Childrens Services
- The Children Act 2004
- NSF Children, Young People and Maternity Services
4Every Child Matters Five Outcomes
- Stay safe
- Be healthy
- Enjoy and achieve
- Make a positive contribution
- Achieve economic well being
5Durhams Approach
- Prevention
- Early intervention
- Supporting parents and carers
- Work force reform
- Accountability and integration
6Childrens Centres
- Top 30 most disadvantaged wards and Super Output
Areas - Phase 1 March 2006
- Dene House, Haswell, Seaham, Shotton, Wheatley
Hill, Horden, Easington, Wingate, Blackhall,
Thornley, Howletch - Phase 2 March 2008
- Eden Hill, Murton
- Phase 3 March 2010
- 100 Coverage to be achieved
7- Childrens Centres Outreach facility
- Dene House Hill Rigg
- Haswell South Hetton
- Seaham Hutton Henry
- Shotton Hesleden
- Wheatley Hill (to be confirmed)
- Horden
- Easington
- Wingate
- Blackhall
- Thornley
- Howletch
- Eden Hill
- Murton
8- Extended Area
- Whole of Easington District within Phase 2
- Funding
- Changed 1st April 2006
- 18 reduction
- Resources to be used across locality on Core
Offer activity
9- Each Centre to be developed locally to meet the
needs of specific communities - Key Principles/How it should look
- Community led, professionally coordinated
- Services are tailored to meet the needs of
families, rather than the convenience of
professionals - Families are able to access a wide range of
services at or through one site e.g. Drop Ins,
health care, group activities, training - Staff working together within an integrated
management structure
10Core Offer
- Early education integrated with day care
- Family support and parental outreach
- Child and family health services
- Links with schools and Childrens Information
System (CIS) - Links with Job Centre Plus
- Other links and services
- Higher education/local training providers
- Training for parents
- Specialist services
- Benefits advice
- Childcare and other services for older children
11Childrens Centre Management Model An
Interactive Structure
Childrens Executive Board
Local Childrens Board
Local Childrens Board Sub-group
Childrens Centre Cluster Forum
Childrens Centre Cluster
Childrens Centre Management Group
Childrens Centre Management Group
Childrens Centre Management Group
Parent /Carer and Community Engagement
Parents Forum
Parents Forum
Parents Forum
12Childrens Centre Management Model An
Interactive Structure.
Local Childrens Board Sub-group
Seaham Cluster Forum
Seaham Childrens Centre Management Group
Murton Childrens Centre Management Group
Haswell Childrens Centre Management Group
13Childrens Centre Management Groups
- Examples of members
- Health Visitor
- School representative
- Childcare representative
- Midwife
- Social Worker
- Voluntary/community sector
- Parent representatives from Parents forum
- Parents Forum
- Forum to be established for each individual
centre