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POSITIVE PARENTING IN WESTMINSTER PARENTING SUPPORT ACTION PLAN 2008-101. COMMISSIONINGStrategic Priority:Parenting Offer: Levels 1 - 4Desired outcomes:A fully integrated approach to commissioning parenting support services.1. Elimination of duplication and gaps in services.2. Increasingly needs-led and effective commissioning.3. Best value from available resources.Action Lead Resp. Key Partners Timescale(by)1. Mainstream single ParentingCommissioner post.2. Identify funding sources to supportparenting agenda 2008-09.3. Joint comprehensive needs analysis toinform needs-led planning andcommissioning beyond 2008-09.4. Establish mechanisms for jointcommissioning across city boundariesto address mobility issues.5. Capacity-build voluntary andcommunity organisations to offer highquality parenting support services,including Triple P parenting programs.6. Commission Triple P provider trainingcourses and materials.Funding Progress / CommentsMike Potter David Hawker Aug 2008 TBA Interim arrangement in place.ParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerMike Potter,MichaelO’ConnorWCC and PCTcommissionersKiran Hayer,Jayne Vertkin,Helen Matthes,Liz LongOngoing NA Outcome of DCSF Youth Task Force andFamily Pathfinder bid awaited. 3% of familiesat risk are a One City priority.June 2008 NA Finance review, children’s trust and jointstrategic needs analysis (JSNA) with PCTshould facilitate this.2008-09 NA Eg Staff have attended Triple P providertraining in 3 boroughs (Hillingdon, Fulhamand Newham) and vice versa.VAW 2008-09 TBA NCH SLA to include delivery of Triple Pprograms in 2008-09.Capacity building to be discussed May 2008.Jayne Vertkin,Trevor Moores,Eamon Brennan2008-10 TBA One City budget £100k over 2 years.Ongoing funding will be required.Updated 21 April 2008 2
POSITIVE PARENTING IN WESTMINSTER PARENTING SUPPORT ACTION PLAN 2008-102. CONSULTING PARENTSStrategic Priority:Parenting Offer: Levels 1 - 4Desired outcomes:A citywide strategy for engaging with and consulting parents1. Parents are consulted about their needs through formal and informal mechanisms.2. Parents are involved in the planning, development and delivery of services.3. Parents are asked for feedback on services and strategy and their views are taken into account in future developments.Action Lead Resp. Key Partners Timescale(by)1. Map existing parenting groups andforums.2. Review findings from Parents onParenting consultation exercise, March2008 and consider implications.3. Develop and implement parentconsultation strategy. Possibilities:a. Increased use of City Survey,Quarterly Tracker, Children Firstnewsletter and online media.b. Framework of Parent Forums atdifferent levels – schools, children’scentres; hubs, localities, city.c. Annual Parents on Parentingsurveyd. Parent Voice – annual ‘meet theparents’ event where parent forummembers can meet with Children’sTrust members and senior officers.e. Arrangements to ensure parents inhard to reach groups are included,eg of children with disabilitiesf. Continue to tap into existing groupsg. Contine to monitor national surveysAnn-MarieSmithParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerFunding Progress / CommentsParenting leads. Ongoing NA In progressParentingStrategy Group,Neil WholeyParenting leadsin each service /agency.Neil WholeyMay 2008 NANAThe 2008 Parents on Parenting Survey willset baseline measures, influence theparenting strategy refresh, and feed into aParent Voice event. Repeating the surveyannually will enable progress to bemeasured.Updated 21 April 2008 3
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