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Annual Review 2013-14
Pioneering Care PartnershipRegistered Charity No: 1067888
Company Limited by Guarantee No: 3491237
Pioneering Care Partnership
Governance & Staffing
PCP is a user led registered charity and company limited by guarantee. An elected Board of Trustees oversee the governance of the organisation supported by a dedicated team of 81 staff and 109 volunteers.
During 2013-14 volunteers provided 7863 hours of support worth an ‘in kind’ contribution of almost £50,000
PCP overview
Established in 1998 the PCP is a leading third sector organisation focusing on health improvement and reducing health inequalities through building community capacity.
During 2013-14 PCP extended it’s geographical reach to serve a wider community across the North East.
PCP Mission and Aim
PCPs mission statement is:
‘Health, Wellbeing and Learning for All’
PCP aims to improve health and wellbeing through development and provision of: • Services that help people and groups to improve
their own health and wellbeing and have greater choice and control
• Services that tackle health inequalities• Locally accessible services in community settings
PCP Themes
PCP
Lifestyle & Health
Mental Wellbeing
Employability & Learning
Empowerment & Voice
Independence & Choice
Pioneering Care Centre
PCP manages a fully accessible £3.5m purpose built healthy living centre ‘The Pioneering Care Centre’ (PCC)
The PCC provides services at a local level which are accessed by people from the immediate area, sub regionally and regionally.
In 2013-14 there were over
296,000 visits to the Centre
• A natural therapy suite and hydrotherapy pool• Lifestyle and exercise classes• Disability projects and activities• Community courses and adult learning opportunities• Meeting room hire and hospitality services• The Mall Coffee Shop• A community garden and allotments• ‘Colour Your Life Hub’ - Social Prescribing
The Pioneering Care Centre:
Partner Services within the PCC
• NHS clinics, a GP practice and a pharmacy• NHS Mental Health Services• Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service• House of Eden Children's Nursery• Great Aycliffe and Middridge Area Action Partnership• Sedgefield and District Citizens’ Advice Bureau• Real Lives, Real Choices Advocacy Services• Education Centre for Children with Down Syndrome
(ECCDS)
Outreach ProjectsLifestyle and Health• Move4Life - Health Trainer Support• Durham Tees Valley Offender Health Trainers• Learning Disabilities Health Trainers• Alcohol Health Trainers• Healthy Hubs – Fishburn, Bowburn and Newton
Aycliffe• The Life Store, Middlesbrough• Local Motion Events and Courses• Live Well Take Control Diabetes Project• NAASS - Newton Aycliffe Alcohol Self Support Group• Cancer Champions
Outreach Projects
Employability & Learning• Plot to Plate • Adult Community Learning
Independence and Choice• Options - developing independence of people with
physical and/or learning disabilities.• Health Buddy Scheme – volunteer ‘buddies’ helping
people who are isolated• Stockton Service Navigation Project
Outreach Projects
Mental Wellbeing• Colour your Life - Arts on Prescription• Sedgefield NHS Primary Care Counselling Services
Empowerment and Voice• Healthwatch Middlesbrough• Healthwatch Stockton-on-Tees• Healthwatch Redcar and Cleveland • Healthwatch Sunderland.
Highlights
GSK Impact AwardFrom 420 applications PCP were runners up in the 2014 National GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Impact Awards. PCP was praised for understanding the communities we serve, equality and diversity practice, governance and partnership working and our accessible website/information.
Environmental AwarenessPCP worked hard in 2013/14 to reduce our impact on the environment:• CO2e consumption reduced by 19.2% (energy & gas)
• increased the amount it recycles by 27.11%.
Highlights - Services
Highlights - Services
Highlights - Services
Highlights - Services
Sharon Stokoe
Alcohol Health Trainer projectOCN Life Changing Learning Award Winner
“I was an alcoholic for 9 years, this cost me my family and friends. After being sober for over 2 years I wanted to help people in a similar position so I started training to become a Health Trainer Champion, providing peer support to clients who are accessing Community Alcohol Service (CAS). Winning this award means so much to me.”
Danielle Clothier
Options & Options Social Club
“Before Options I was spending all my time in the house. Since joining I feel I much happier with my life. I’m seeing my friends and mixing with other people.
I attend a gardening project at PCP so I’m enjoying being in the fresh air and seeing things grow.”
Ifeanyi Nwokoro
Hydrotherapy Pool
“I started coming to hydrotherapy poolfollowing a road traffic accident which left me paralysed from the neck down.The warmth and pressure of the water helps build my muscles, reducing the spasms.
Since visiting the pool I have better quality of life, I’m more relaxed and sleep better.”
Lisa McDonnell
Live Well: Take Control Diabetes Project
“In just 4 sessions I had the knowledge of what foods to eat, exercises to participate in and I have made some other small lifestyle changes that help me manage my condition, hopefully reducing further deterioration.
After 3 months my HbA1c reading had significantly reduced as did my BMI, blood pressure and waist measurements!”
Thank you
We are grateful to all our service users, partners and commissioners for all their support.
Also thanks to all PCP staff, volunteers and trustees for their hard work and commitment, without them we really could not achieve so much!
For more information
Please contact:
Carol [email protected]
Tel: 01325 321234www.pcp.uk.net
Follow us on:Facebook: /PCPandCentre
Twitter: @PioneeringCare
Pioneering Care PartnershipRegistered Charity No: 1067888
Company Limited by Guarantee No: 3491237
