The BIG Plan - Draft for Consultation

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Denbighshire

The BIG Plan:

Part I, 2011-14

DRAFT FOR CONSULTATION:

October 2010

Printed on recycled paper


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The BIG Idea behind The BIG Plan

Every local authority along with its

partners HAVE to develop and

publish a:

Community Strategy (10-15

years)

Health, Social Care & Well-

Being Strategy (3 years)

Children and Young PeoplesPlan (3 years)

Community Safety Plan (3

years)

In Denbighshire, partners agreed to develop a new approach and to

combine a revised Community Strategy with the next round of plans and

strategies for 2011-2014. The BIG Plan is basically:

Long termstrategicvision for

the countyStrategy to

improvehealth,

social care& well-beingof people inthe county

Strategicplan for

everythingto do withchildren

and youngpeople

Multi-agencyplan fortackling

crime anddisorder inthe county

CommunityStrategy

Health,Social Care

& Well-Being

Strategy

Childrenand YoungPeoples

Plan

CommunitySafetyPlan

+ + + TheBIGPlan

=

Whats the BIG

Plan?

Its four plans

in one place!


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Who are our Partners?

Our partners are organisations from all sectors that are members of the

following three local Partnerships: the Community Safety Partnership;

the Health, Social Care and Wellbeing Partnership; and the Children andYoung Peoples Partnership.

What is The BIG Plan: Part I, 2011-14?

The BIG Plan: Part I identifies the stuff we should do first for 2011-

2014, what we call Priority Outcomes

It will gain commitment from partners to achieve the Priority

Outcomes

It will focus on the added value that only working in partnershipwill bring

It will be outcome-focused

The BIG Plan: Part II, III, etc will identify new Priority Outcomes

to be tackled in 2014 and 2017, etc.

The BIGPlan:Part I, 2011-14

The BIGPlan:Part II, 2014-17

The BIGPlan:Part III, 2017-20


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The BIG Plan: joining up the dots

In Denbighshire, we are moving

from developing a number of

different strategies and plans that

have lots in common such as:

Looking at the needs of

communities

Linking our resources to the

Priority Outcomes in The

BIG Plan

Planning and securing the best use of resources to meet needs

Linking what we do in Denbighshire with whats happening across

Wales

Involving and getting feedback from our communities

Looking at what we do, how well we do it and who is better off Making sure were doing what we said we would do

Looking at new ways of working with Partners if it makes a positive

difference for Denbighshire

Developing and training our workforce.

The BIG Plan will:

Reduce duplication

Meet statutory requirements

Be supported by a single team

Enable us to focus our energy and emphasis on service delivery

on making a difference.

Why The BIG

Plan?

To keep it

simple!


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The BIG Plan: focusing on what matters most

In Denbighshire The BIG Plan has

been developed with the support

of a multi-agency project team who

were responsible for:

Looking at the needs of communities

Involving and getting feedback from our Partners, including

gathering lots of great ideas that have been and will continue to be

taken into account

Responding to feedback from Partners Gaining approval from local strategic partnership boards

Gaining endorsement from the Local Service Board.

The BIG Plan will:

Focus on a small number of Priority Outcomes

Recognise that the economic climate is challenging and that toughdecisions have to be made

Help us get from talk to action, by focusing on actions that will

make a difference

Link to other key strategies and plans, such as Betsi Cadwaladr

University Health Boards Our Five Year Plan (2010-15), Welsh

Assembly Governments Our Healthy Future and the Local

Development Plan.

How was The

BIG Plan

developed?

By agreeing

riorities!


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Finding out what our communities want from The

BIG Plan!

Were taking The BIG Plan out to communities in Denbighshire. You

might see us in the following places:

Supermarkets Doctors surgeries Leisure centres

Older peoples

groups

Children and

young peoples

groups

Local meetings

To find out more, check out The BIG Plan on www.denbighshire.gov.uk.


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The BIG Plan is a BIG deal!

Who is the Local Service Board

and what does it do?

The Denbighshire Local Service

Board brings together the leaders

of Denbighshires services so that

they can work together and make

services more effective.

For example, where a service is

delivered by a range of different

organisations, the Local Service

Board may change their patterns

of working in their own

organisations, to ensure a better

delivery with others.

The Local Service Board consists of representatives of:

Local Authority

Further and Higher Education

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

North Wales Fire and Rescue Service

North Wales Police

Voluntary/Third Sector Local Safeguarding Children Board

Local Strategic Partnership Boards.

Who is

responsible for

The BIG Plan?

Denbighshires

Local ServiceBoard!


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The BIG Plan will make a difference

We are using an outcome-focused approach,

informed by Results Based

Accountability, to help us

get from talk to action; to

improve the lives of people

in Denbighshire to

achieve better outcomes.

These are the kinds of

questions well be asking:

1. What quality of life do we want for

people in Denbighshire?

2. What would it look like if we could see

it?

3. How will we know if we are achieving a

better quality of life?

4. How are we doing?

5. Who has a role to play in doing better?

6. How can we do better?

7. What actions will we take?

How much have we done?

How well was it done?

Are people in Denbighshire

better off as a result?

(Focusing on impact not effort)

How will we know if

The BIG Plan has

made a difference?

By using an

outcome-focused

approach!


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The BIG Plan will have action plans

When the Priority Outcomes are finalised after The BIG Plan

consultation is complete, action plans will be developed.

The action plans will:

Be clear about how and who will do what, and by when

Ensure that whatever actions we take, they make a difference

Be regularly reviewed and monitored

Have progress reports published annually.

Will The BIG Plan

be clear about who

will do what?

Yes, there will be

actions plans


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The BIG Plan: Part I, 2011-14 - The Priority Outcomes

The Local Service Boards shared vision for Denbighshire is for it to be a prosperouis a safe place to live, where people feel healthy and supported; where peo

People in Denbighshire told us they would like to:

Outcomes we want to achieve from The BIG Plan Part I, 2011-14:

In order to achieve The BIG Plan we will need to work in an integrated waycommunities and we will need to develop our workforce

We will be taking a person-centred approach, and will focus on early interve

Older people

lead

independentand fulfilled

lives

Vulnerable

families in

Denbighshireare supported

to live life

independently

and flourish

Young

people in

Denbighshireachieve and

have skills

for life

People and

places in

Rhyl benefitfrom

regeneration

activity

People in

rural areas

receiveservices that

are

accessible

and meet

local need

Be healthy and have asense of wellbeing Be able to afford to meetheir needsLive in a safe place


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Example to explain how we will get from talk to action

What well be doing to keep children, young peoplevulnerable adults safe

Actions(EXAMPLE FOR ILLUSTRATION NOT AGREED)

Lead Res

1. With Local Safeguarding Children Board, developand implement a multi-agency framework forassessment, including neglect

Led by A XX

2. Implement Protection of Vulnerable Adults

Training Awareness and Skills DevelopmentProgramme Led by B

Ex

res

3. Develop peer sex education scheme for 11-25year olds

Led by C Gr

Children, young people and vulnerable adu

in Denbighshire are safe

The BIG Plan: Part I,

2011-14 Priority

Outcomes

Fewer childhood injuries

Fewer vulnerable people at risk of abuse

Fewer teenage pregnancies

How we will know we

are keeping children,

young people and

vulnerable adults safe

(what we call our

Indicators of Success

Example of

Partnership actions

that will achieve our

Priority Outcome


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What do you think of The BIG Plan?

To give us your views, or to request an alternative format of The BIG

Plan, please contact us at:

FREEPOST RLYH-KRTA-XBTA Partnerships and Communities

Team, County Offices, Wynnstay Road, Ruthin LL15 1YN

01824 712 647 / [email protected]

We want to make

everything about The

BIG Plan as simple and

focused as possible.

But what do YOU

think?

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So, what do YOU think?

Have your say! Complete this quick questionnaire and place in one of

The BIG Plan boxes in community venues around Denbighshire, or

return to us at our address, before 30 January 2011!

1. Please TICK the 3 Priority Outcomes that are MOST important to you?

Older people lead independent and fulfilled lives People and places in Rhyl benefit from regeneration activity Young people in Denbighshire achieve and have skills for life Vulnerable families in Denbighshire are supported to live life independently

and flourish

People in rural areas receive services that are accessible and meet local need People in Denbighshire drink alcohol at a safe and sensible level Children, young people and vulnerable adults in Denbighshire are safe

2. What do you think needs to be done to make this happen?

3. Do you think there is something important that weve missed?

4. What area do you live in? For example, Dyserth, Cynwyd, etc

THANK YOU

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