Decision - Early Help Transformation and development of 'A Fairer Brighton & Hove', a Framework to support those at risk of disadvantage
Decision maker
Children, Young People & Skills Committee
Report author
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Published
13 Jun 2022
Reference
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As published
the council's own words, uneditedRESOLVED: That the Committee – (i) Agreed the 'A Fairer Brighton & Hove' Framework proposed in Appendix 1; (ii) Agreed to the principles for Early Help transformation set out in this report, and that these principles should inform the further development of a Family Hub model
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Peopletoo Limited reviewed families’ experiences of Early Help Services in Brighton and Hove through Family Journey Mapping. Families generally valued the support and reported improved outcomes, but identified problems including waiting times, navigating services, stigma and concerns about support ending.
Recommendation
No specific recommendation is stated; the findings were intended to inform the overall Early Help Review.
Financial impact
none stated
Ward affected
city-wide
Stakeholders named
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families that have received support from Early Help ServicesEarly Help ServicesIntegrated Team for FamiliesChild and Adolescent Mental Health ServicesschoolsHousing services
Next steps
parsed- The Family Journey Mapping findings will feed into the overall findings of the Early Help Review.
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