Children & Young People's Services Resource guide for professionals
Children & Young People's Services Resource guide for professionals Children & Young People's Services Resource guide for professionals
For further information contact MARAC Coordinator102 – 110 Mare StreetLondon E8 3SGTel: 020 8356 5602Secure eMail: shafu.khanom@hackneymarac.cjsm.netNon MARAC CasesIf the case does not meet thresholds for MARAC, you should continue to complete appropriateactions and refer to local specialist domestic abuse services. All high risk cases as well as standard riskcases can be referred to Hackney’s in-house Domestic Violence Team if the client consents. If there’sno consent you can give the helpline number to the victim who may decide to approach supportservices at a later stage.The Domestic Violence Team offers advocacy, advice and support to anyone who lives, works orstudies in the borough and is experiencing domestic violence. We support both men and womenand the criteria at present is over 18 years old, although we can support victims aged 16 and 17 aslong as they are living independently from their families and / or at risk of Forced Marriage. If weare unable to support a client due to their circumstances falling outside of our remit, we will signpostthem to appropriate services who can meet their needs. The team also offer support and informationto professionals supporting victims of DV.Clients can self refer or be referred by agencies. The number for the freephone DV helpline is 0800056 0905 and the duty number is 020 8356 4459.A DV1 form should be used to refer in to the Domestic Violence Team. It should be emailed toDVHCT@Hackney.gov.uk.We will respond to calls and emails within 48 hours, outside of weekends and bank holidays. Our dutyline is staffed 9.30 – 5pm Monday – Friday.For adult domestic violence support, go to:www.hackney.gov.uk/safer-communities-domestic-violence-support.htm50Resource Guide for professionals | Updated January 2013
16. Adult ServicesAt times there may be a need to work alongside services provided to and for adults in meeting theneeds of children. Outlined below are the contact details for Adult Mental Health, Substance Misuse,Learning Disability and Housing Services.Below is the web address for the Joint Mental Health Protocol Practice Guidance available on City &Hackney’s Safeguarding Children Board Website.www.chscb.org.uk/files/CDM_n2156498_v1_Joint_Mental_Health_Protocol_-Brief_Practice_Guidance.pdf16.1 Adult Mental Health ServicesAdult Mental Health Services - City & HackneyNorth Locality TeamAddress: Anita House, Wilmer Place, StokeNewington, London, N16 0LNTelephone: 020 7275 1000Fax: 020 7275 1001South Locality TeamAddress: Donald Winnicott Centre, CoateRoad, London, E2 9AGTelephone: 020 7033 6100Fax: 020 7033 6196Area Covered: E5, N16 covering Stamford Hilland ClaptonService Type: Community Mental HealthTeamsArea Covered: Covering South HackneyService Type: Community Mental HealthTeamsAccess Criteria: GPs and social workers can refer to clients to the Community Mental HealthTeam in their catchment areaDescription: The locality mental health teams provide a comprehensive range of services tomeet the health and social service needs of people with long-term mental health problems livingin the community. The locality teams work with other agencies such as hospital outpatientdepartments, social care services and probation services to ensure an extensive level of caremanagement for their clients. The multidisciplinary teams cover counselling, communitypsychiatric nursing, mental health education, occupational therapy, psychology and advice tousers, carers, professionals and the general public on mental health issues.Assertive Outreach TeamAddress: 26 Shore Road, Hackney,London, E9 7TATelephone: 020 3222 8000Fax: 020 8533 2414Service Type: Assertive Outreach TeamsAccess Criteria: Referral from Locality TeamsDescription: The Assertive Outreach Service (AOS) is a community based tertiary service specificallydesigned for people with serious and enduring psychotic illness with whom existing services havedifficulty engaging and who present a high risk to themselves or others. AOS works to the patient’sagenda and in their chosen environment providing a service 7 days a week and operating extendedhours during weekdays. Referrals to the service are via the Locality Mental Health Teams.Resource Guide for professionals | Updated January 2013 51
- Page 5 and 6: 2.1 Agreed Definitions for Hackney
- Page 8 and 9: Education • Achieving key stages
- Page 10 and 11: Family andEnvironment• Good famil
- Page 12 and 13: 4. Partnership TriagePartnership Tr
- Page 14 and 15: Starlight OutpatientsService Contac
- Page 16 and 17: Secondary Specialist ClinicsAllergy
- Page 18 and 19: 11 - 19 provisionCore service fundi
- Page 20 and 21: B. CAMHS DisabilityContact detailsS
- Page 22 and 23: 5.5 Specialist Child and Adolescent
- Page 24 and 25: Multi SystemicTherapy (MST) Team15
- Page 26 and 27: 5.7 Health Visiting ServicesContact
- Page 28 and 29: 5.9 Community Children’s Nursing
- Page 30 and 31: OutreachServiceProvisionReferralsOu
- Page 32 and 33: 5.12 Health in CareContactdetailsSe
- Page 34 and 35: 7. Early Years & Children’s Centr
- Page 36 and 37: AREA CLinden Children’sCentre (St
- Page 38 and 39: 8. Primary School Children with Add
- Page 40 and 41: 9. Transition Outreach TeamContact
- Page 42 and 43: Units will be based in the new Youn
- Page 44 and 45: 12. PanelsThere are a number of mul
- Page 46 and 47: 14.2 Access and AssessmentAll refer
- Page 48 and 49: 14.7 City and Hackney Safeguarding
- Page 52 and 53: EQUIP team (Early Intervention)Addr
- Page 54 and 55: 16.2 Adult Drug & Alcohol ServicesF
- Page 56: 17. Appendix: Contacting Hackney Ch
16. Adult <strong>Services</strong>At times there may be a need to work alongside services provided to and <strong>for</strong> adults in meeting theneeds of children. Outlined below are the contact details <strong>for</strong> Adult Mental Health, Substance Misuse,Learning Disability and Housing <strong>Services</strong>.Below is the web address <strong>for</strong> the Joint Mental Health Protocol Practice Guidance available on City &Hackney’s Safeguarding <strong>Children</strong> Board Website.www.chscb.org.uk/files/CDM_n2156498_v1_Joint_Mental_Health_Protocol_-Brief_Practice_Guidance.pdf16.1 Adult Mental Health <strong>Services</strong>Adult Mental Health <strong>Services</strong> - City & HackneyNorth Locality TeamAddress: Anita House, Wilmer Place, StokeNewington, London, N16 0LNTelephone: 020 7275 1000Fax: 020 7275 1001South Locality TeamAddress: Donald Winnicott Centre, CoateRoad, London, E2 9AGTelephone: 020 7033 6100Fax: 020 7033 6196Area Covered: E5, N16 covering Stam<strong>for</strong>d Hilland ClaptonService Type: Community Mental HealthTeamsArea Covered: Covering South HackneyService Type: Community Mental HealthTeamsAccess Criteria: GPs and social workers can refer to clients to the Community Mental HealthTeam in their catchment areaDescription: The locality mental health teams provide a comprehensive range of services tomeet the health and social service needs of people with long-term mental health problems livingin the community. The locality teams work with other agencies such as hospital outpatientdepartments, social care services and probation services to ensure an extensive level of caremanagement <strong>for</strong> their clients. The multidisciplinary teams cover counselling, communitypsychiatric nursing, mental health education, occupational therapy, psychology and advice tousers, carers, <strong>professionals</strong> and the general public on mental health issues.Assertive Outreach TeamAddress: 26 Shore Road, Hackney,London, E9 7TATelephone: 020 3222 8000Fax: 020 8533 2414Service Type: Assertive Outreach TeamsAccess Criteria: Referral from Locality TeamsDescription: The Assertive Outreach Service (AOS) is a community based tertiary service specificallydesigned <strong>for</strong> people with serious and enduring psychotic illness with whom existing services havedifficulty engaging and who present a high risk to themselves or others. AOS works to the patient’sagenda and in their chosen environment providing a service 7 days a week and operating extendedhours during weekdays. Referrals to the service are via the Locality Mental Health Teams.<strong>Resource</strong> Guide <strong>for</strong> <strong>professionals</strong> | Updated January 2013 51
Change language