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Title: Children Act 2004


1
Children Act 2004 Every Child Matters
  • Viv West Project Manager Early Intervention
    Prevention

2
The Childrens Services Authority (CSA) has a
duty
  • To promote co-operation with partners to improve
    the well being of children and young people
  • To safeguard children and promote their welfare
  • To reduce the number of children at risk of poor
    outcomes
  • To share information and implement the Common
    Assessment Framework (CAF)

3
Statutory Partners
  • County Council
  • District, Borough and City Councils
  • Police Authority
  • Probation
  • Youth Offending Team
  • Strategic Health Authority
  • Primary Care Trusts
  • Connexions Partnership
  • Learning and Skills Council

4
Stakeholders who will also be involved
  • Children, young people, their families and carers
  • Schools
  • Voluntary and Community organisations
  • General Practitioners

5
Implementing the Children Act 2004.
  • The Children and Young Peoples Plan 2006
  • Information Sharing and Assessment Strategy
  • The Participation Strategy
  • Joint Commissioning Childrens Fund, DAATS,
    Childrens Trust etc.

6
Early Intervention Prevention
  • Early Years Education and Childcare (including
    Sure Start and Childrens Centres)
  • Childrens Fund
  • South Central Connexions
  • Teenage Pregnancy Strategy
  • Youth Services
  • Drug Action Teams (DATS)
  • Voluntary and Community Services
  • Health, Social Services and Education (Schools)

7
Children, Young People and families have issues
around
  • Healthy affordable food and access to water in
    schools
  • Safe places to go for recreation, fun or just to
    hangout
  • Being listened to from an early age
  • Access to suitable affordable accommodation
  • Regular meals, in particular breakfast
  • Affordable and regular transport

8
Children, Young People and families have issues
around
  • Services and information being provided locally
    with open access, flexibility of times and venues
  • Mental health services that do not stigmatise and
    which are easily accessed
  • Bullying, physical, verbal and through text
    messages
  • Weekend, evening and holiday activities that are
    affordable
  • Access to out door facilities clean Parks and
    estates and making sure they stay that way
  • Access to sport and leisure activities that are
    affordable

9
Information Sharing?
Information Protocol Common Assessment
Framework Service Directory - Hantsfish
10
Participation
  • Consultation
  • Listening
  • Involvement
  • Feedback
  • Finding Solutions
  • Measuring Outcomes

11
Joint Commissioning
  • Childrens Fund 180 projects, e.g. Breakfast
    and after school clubs, sporting activities, book
    boxes, internet cafes, skate parks
  • Voluntary Community Sector
  • Health, Education Social Services
  • CAMHS Childrens Trust
  • DAAT
  • South Central Connexions

12
Every Child Matters the Children Act aims to -
  • Keep children safe
  • Help children to keep physically and emotionally
    healthy
  • Help children to enjoy and achieve at home and
    at school
  • Help children to feel part of their community
  • Help children to achieve their full potential
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