Children North East Services Services Quick Reference Dec 2011 CNE programme brief summary of target outcome, problems averted target group T1 T2 T3 T4 referral criteria where is it delivered ref Steps to Health Healthier lifestyles for young people. Prevents poorer health and obesity problems young people y y y y wants a healthy lifestyle school/community y1 Sexually Healthy Programme Young people making better choices about sex and relationships and understanding costs and consequences of their actions. Prevents STI's and unplanned teen pregnancy. young people y y y y would like to improve confidence, self esteem and aspiration school/community y2 B.U Mental health Diploma better mental health and resilience for young people. Prevents more serious mental ealth issues developing young people y y y at risk, low confidence/self esteem school/community y3 Peer Mentoring Training Young people overcoming difficulties realising their potential. young people y y y y mentor; wants new skills, qualification and experience. school/community y4 Youth Link programme mentor; wants new skills, qualification and experience. mentee: low self esteem, isolation, confidence. School; wants to improve community and citizenship . Prevents isolation of young people, bullying, low self esteem. young people y y y y mentee has low self esteem, isolation, confidence. school/community y5 Children North East works with: Friendship Group Programme primary aged children achieving their potential. Prevents referrals to more targeted services. schools/4-11 y y y school c1 Children and Young People (foundation stage through to 25) School Attendance programme School, whole family and other services working together to improve school attendance. Prevents problems of low attainment associated with non- attendance. schools/5-13 y y y any attendance issue. Priority for families with additional risk factors eg homelessness, substance abuse, refugee status, young carers. home c2 Family Members (Mums, Dads and Extended Family) Family Man Schools Programme primary aged children achieving their potential. Challenges culutre of low aspiration and lack of support for education. schools/511 y y y all children. esp. where showing signs of being unse8led at school school c3 . Health Services and Social Care Family Man Fitness Programme Engaging family men, improving health and managing family stress. Prevents exclusion of men. Avoids unhealthy lifestyles being pased on to younger generaFon and prevents stress in family. fathers and male carers y y y y want improved health and family life community c4 Dads on Track Programme Engaging men, improving parenFng capacity. Prevents e fathers and male carers y y y y all fathers/carers, selfreferral, social care referral community c5 Hidden Harm Pre-Crisis early intervenFon avoiding escalaFon of risk factors for children in families families of CYP y y y current parental substance/alcohol misuse, domesFc violence or mental health issues. home f1 Hidden Harm Option 2, Crisis Intervention immediate response to reduce risk of harm. support to prevent removal of children from family families of CYP y y children at risk of removal from family home home f2 0191 256 2444 Integrated Family Support service early intervenFon targeFng speciﬁc needs of family families of CYP y y y home f3 www.children-ne.org.uk Parenting assessments document parenFng capacity, idenFfy support needs parents y families where children at risk of removal or removed from family home. home /approved seLng f4 Children North East Services - Quick Reference Guide At Children North East we know that children do best when mums, dads, schools and other support services are all working together. Our mix of skills and professions mean that we can coordinate support as well as provide direct delivery Community Groups Young People Schools and Children Including Men Family Support

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Children North East Services Services Quick Reference Dec 2011

CNE programme brief summary of target outcome, problems averted

target group

T1 T2 T3 T4 referral criteria where is it delivered

ref

Steps to HealthHealthier lifestyles for young people. Prevents poorer health and obesity problems young people y y y y wants a healthy lifestyle school/community y1

Sexually Healthy Programme

Young people making better choices about sex and relationships and understanding costs and consequences of their actions. Prevents STI's and unplanned teen pregnancy. young people y y y y

would like to improve confidence, self esteem and aspiration school/community y2

B.U Mental health Diplomabetter mental health and resilience for young people. Prevents more serious mental ealth issues developing young people y y y at risk, low confidence/self esteem school/community y3

Peer Mentoring TrainingYoung people overcoming difficulties realising their potential. young people y y y y

mentor; wants new skills, qualification and experience. school/community y4

Youth Link programme

mentor; wants new skills, qualification and experience. mentee: low self esteem, isolation, confidence. School; wants to improve community and citizenship . Prevents isolation of young people, bullying, low self esteem. young people y y y y mentee has low self esteem, isolation, confidence. school/community y5

Children North East works with: Friendship Group Programme

primary aged children achieving their potential. Prevents referrals to more targeted services. schools/4-11 y y y school c1

Children and Young People (foundation stage through to 25) School Attendance

programme

School, whole family and other services working together to improve school attendance. Prevents problems of low attainment associated with non-attendance. schools/5-13 y y y

any attendance issue. Priority for families with additional risk factors eg homelessness, substance abuse, refugee status, young carers. home c2

Family Members (Mums, Dads and Extended Family)

Family Man Schools Programme

primary aged children achieving their potential. Challenges culutre of low aspiration and lack of support for education.

schools/5-‐11

y y y

all children. esp. where showing signs of being unse8led at school

school c3

Health Services and Social Care Family Man Fitness Programme

Engaging family men, improving health and managing family stress. Prevents exclusion of men. Avoids unhealthy lifestyles being pased on to younger generaFon and prevents stress in family.

fathers and male carers

y y y y

want improved health and family life

community

Dads on Track Programme Engaging men, improving parenFng capacity. Prevents efathers and male carers y y y y all fathers/carers, self-‐referral, social care referral community

Hidden Harm Pre-Crisis early intervenFon avoiding escalaFon of risk factors for children in families

families of CYP y y y current parental substance/alcohol misuse, domesFc violence or mental health issues.

home f1

Hidden Harm Option 2, Crisis Intervention

immediate response to reduce risk of harm. support to prevent removal of children from family

families of CYP y y children at risk of removal from family home home f2

0191 256 2444 Integrated Family Support service early intervenFon targeFng specific needs of family families of CYP y y y home f3

www.children-ne.org.uk Parenting assessments document parenFng capacity, idenFfy support needs parents y families where children at risk of removal or removed from family home.

home /approved seLng f4

Children North East Services - Quick Reference Guide

At Children North East we know that children do best when mums, dads, schools and other support services are all working together.

Our mix of skills and professions mean that we can coordinate support as well as provide direct delivery

Community Groups

Young People

Schools and Children

Including Men

Family Support