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POSITIVE PARENTING IN WESTMINSTER PARENTING SUPPORT ACTION PLAN 2008-107. Build capacity to offer a rollingprogramme of generic Working withParents training locally linked to NVQs.8. Manage organisation of staff training, ieapplications for places, for Work withParents, parenting programmes, etc9. Mainstream peer support for staffdelivering Triple P and other parentingprogrammes.10. Mainstream awareness training inworking with fathers into mandatorytraining for the children’s workforce.11. Joint planning of staff training betweenWCC and PCT on an annual basis.12. Train practitioners in Adult Services inwork with parents to level 1/2 to ensurevulnerable adult parents can besupported. Train a few key practitionersin level 3 to provide a comprehensiveworkforce across both areas.Ros MillamHelen MatthesParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerParenting leadpractitionersKiran Hayer,Becky Daw2009-10 TBA NAPP is reviewing the content of the coretraining and costs not yet available.2008-10 NA2008-09 NA This is necessary if practitioners are tomaintain and enhance their skills.Ros King Trefor Lloyd 2009-10 TBA Training needs analysis will be required.Also see ‘Fathers’ParentingCommissionerParentingCommissionerHelen MatthesParenting leadsAnnually inNovemberNASelina Douglas 2008-09 TBA To be discussed. See 11. Vulnerable AdultsUpdated 21 April 2008 6
POSITIVE PARENTING IN WESTMINSTER PARENTING SUPPORT ACTION PLAN 2008-105. INFORMATION AND PUBLICITYStrategic Priority:Parenting Offer: Levels 1 - 3Desired outcomes:Information and publicity1. Information about positive parenting methods is publicised, promoted and widely available in different media and formats,online, and in a choice of locations visited by parents including libraries, children’s centres, doctors’ surgeries and schools.2. Accurate information about parenting support services and how to access them, is held centrally, updated regularly andpublicised online and locally in accessible formats.3. Information for parents is accessible, good quality, appropriate and up to date.4. When parents need information they know where to find it and they receive an appropriate, timely and helpful response.5. There are clear processes for accessing parenting programmes.Action Lead Resp. Key Partners Timescale(by)1. Extend the Children’s InformationService to include parenting supportservices for parents of 0-19.2. Include information about agenciesproviding parenting programmes in theWISH Directory.3. Schedule of parenting programmesrunning in Westminster is maintainedand communicated to extendedChildren’s Information Service on aregular basis.4. Review of parenting resources in keylocations, including children’s centres,schools, libraries, doctors’ surgeries.Create recommended list of parentingresources.5. Develop guidance leaflet forprofessionals (2 sided A4) explainingwhen and how to refer parents toparenting programmes. Publish anddistribute widely to include YISPs andFSPs.DearbhalaGiffinKim LeathemKiran HayerParentingCommissionerChristineReevesParentingCommissionerKiran Hayer andrelevantagenciesJanese SamuelsTriple P partners,Jayne Vertkin,childrenscentres, schoolsJayne Vertkin &identified lead foreach serviceParentingCommissionerJayne Vertkin,Kim Leathem,Funding Progress / CommentsApril 2008 TBA In line with new Information Duty. Link tonational Parent Know-How site whenlaunched.April 2008 NA Vertex support officer would add informationto the directory.AnnuallyandupdatedmonthlyNA2008-09 £4000 Recommended list to include Triple P tipsheets, parent handbooks and DVDs.May 2008 NA Similar format to the CAMHS leaflet.Updated 21 April 2008 7
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