CARDIFF FAMILIES FIRST PROGRAMME: Service Changes Project title Summary of service Provider Service change information Referrals

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1 CARDIFF FAMILIES FIRST PROGRAMME: Service Changes Project title Summary of service Provider Service change information Referrals EARLY YEARS PACKAGE EY.1 Parenting Provision of generic parenting programmes (incredible years and bumps and babes) and 1:1 support EY.3 Family Support and Post Natal Depression Service Provision of parenting programmes and 1:1 support where the mother is at risk of post-natal depression EY.4 Support service for young parents and families Provision of parenting programmes and 1:1 support for young parents (usually under 18) EY.5 Stay and Play Stay and Play sessions for parents with young children Referrals ceased new arrangements from alignment with Flying Start from 1 st April 2018 EY.7 Food and Nutrition Skills training EY.9 1:1 support Nursery Nurse behaviour Food and Nutrition Skills training for front line staff training equips staff to work with families to improve their diet and eat healthier food Nursery Nurse works with families to establish good childhood behaviour Board (Dietetics team) Board (Health Visiting) Agored Cymru accredited training: referrals currently ceased. Gold Standard Healthy Snack Awards. No new settings currently accepted. Dietetics support will continue in new programme new arrangements to mobilise from 1 st April. Referrals ceased families to be supported by Parenting Service and/or Early Years Volunteer Support Service after 1 st April

2 EY.10 Enhanced support for maternal mental health Specialist midwife provides additional support for women with a mental health diagnosis through pregnancy and after birth Board (Maternity) Referrals will continue - funding being covered by Core EY.12 Adult child interaction Work with families where language-development issues identified to strengthen adult-child interaction Board (Speech and Language Therapy) Speech and language support will continue EY.13 Childcare Provision of high quality affordable day care, after school and holiday club places enabling parents to access work or learning Ely and Caerau Children s Centre No longer included in Guidance for Families First Family Information Service to provide information about childcare, including new childcare offer EY.15 Home-based volunteer-led support Volunteer-led home-based 1:1 support and group work for vulnerable families using Home Start model in targeted areas of Cardiff Home Start Cardiff Service will continue Cardiff-wide provision to mobilise from 1 st April. EY.16 Welsh language support for families in Cardiff Project to develop stimulating Welsh-medium activities (e.g. Miri Meithrin and leisure activities) and raise awareness Menter Caerdydd All Families First services to meet Welsh Language Standards but this particular service will no longer receive Families First funding. EY.17 Welsh language support for families Project to deliver Welsh-medium parent and child sessions in areas where not available Mudiad Meithrin All Families First services to meet Welsh Language Standards but this particular service will no longer receive Families First funding. EY.18 Place2Be and Place2Talk Individual and group counselling for primary age children and parents Place2Be Place2Be will continue delivering services in schools across Cardiff. EY.19 Domestic Violence specialist children s IDVA Specialist children s independent domestic violence advocate SafeAs All existing cases will be referred to the new provider.

3 EY.20 Domestic Violence health visitor liaison and IDSVA Health visitor liaison and an Independent Domestic and Sexual Violence Advocate for pregnant women in non-flying Start areas (complementing IDSVA offered by Flying Start) Safer Wales New Service to be mobilised from 1 st April (in collaboration with Supporting People). EY.22 Child Parent Relationship Therapy Provision of 10-week courses and 1:1 support to improve relationships between parents and their children Tros Gynnal Plant Referrals ceased alternative support to continue via Parenting Service and Family Wellbeing Service. EY.23 Motivational Interviewing Motivational Interviewing training for frontline staff CHILD AND YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PACKAGE C&YE.1a EU Roma Bilingual support (Primary) C&YE.2 Families Learning Together Support for families and primary schools to create a link between services and the EU Roma community Support for families with home languages other than English or Welsh to engage in their children s education - focus on improving literacy, numeracy and language skills Viv Mumby Associates (Ethnic Minority and Traveller Achievement Service) College ESOL Motivational Interviewing to be included in new Workforce Development programme. Project to cease end of school term (July 2018), but alternative support for families to continue via Youth Support and Early Help Family Support Workers, mobilising from September Referrals ceased but alternative support for families to continue via Early Help Family Support Workers mobilising from September C&YE.3 Parenting 8-25 Cardiff East Parenting Support Services for young people and their parents provided in East and North Cardiff. C&YE.4a Bespoke education provision Providing bespoke support and re-engagement opportunities to vulnerable young learners in the community and at College. With additional support provide by mentors College No further referrals from 16 th February 2018 but alternative provision to continue via Youth Support Service. C&YE.4b Bespoke education provision C&YE.5 Youth mentoring programme Seeking volunteer mentors to support vulnerable young people in their studies. Accredited Training Provided Providing 1 to 1 intensive support to young people years Specific support focuses on College Youth Service No further referrals from 16 th February 2018

4 C&YE.6 C&YE.7 Restorative Approaches Family Group Meetings increasing attainment and attendance of those young people at risk of disengagement. Work is also undertaken with those young people not attending school to assist with re entering the school system Housing advice and assessment for year olds along with family mediation and welfare rights advice. Mediation Service will also work with 14 / 15 year olds and their families. Project works in close partnership with Children s Services 14+ team and CCC s youth Housing Gateway Working restoratively with families to address areas of conflict within or outside the home. Facilitating families to identify needs, to make plans and decisions to meet them Llamau Tros Gynnal Plant Referrals ceased but alternative support for families to continue via Family Wellbeing Service, mobilising from 1 st April C&YE.10 Post 16 learning coaches C&YE.11a Get Into Programme C&YE.11b Fairbridge C&YE.12 Fast Track C&YE.13 Parenting 8-25 Cardiff West Providing 1 to 1 intensive support to young people Specific support focuses on supporting young people into Education, Employment and/or Training A programme run with employers to support young people into jobs, training and skills and experience to enable them to move into a sustainable job. Working with year olds who are not in education, employment or training. Aimed at the most disengaged young people who are far away from reach their potential. Provide an integrated response to vulnerable families where there are children between the ages of 9 and 14 years with unmet needs, through a flexible, bespoke family focused programme Support for young people and parents. Delivery of evidence based parenting programmes in the West of Cardiff Youth Service Prince s Trust Prince s Trust Service to continue under Prince s Trust Service to continue under Prince s Trust Partnership (Fast Track) (CYE12), referrals will cease 01/06/18 - alternative support for families to continue via Early Help Family Support Workers, mobilising from September 2018.

5 C&YE.14 Support service for young families Supporting young parent s transition into parenthood across Cardiff on an individual and group basis. Specialist intervention, advice and support including therapeutic parenting programmes and issued based courses HEALTHY LIFESTYLES PACKAGE HL.1 FitFun A 10 week programme for families wanting to become healthier together. It is aimed at children above a healthy weight aged 8-11 years. Board (Dietetics team) Referrals ceased. Cardiff & Vale UHB dietetics support for the Families First programme will continue but this particular project will end. HL.2 Healthy Lifestyles project for 8-13 year olds A play, physical activity and food project - after school as a 10-week course and as a play scheme in the school holidays. Play and Leisure Service Cardiff & Vale UHB dietetics support for the Families First programme will continue but this particular project will end. HL.3 Summer Play and respite scheme A two-week play and respite scheme for children and young people with multiple and profound physical and learning disabilities. Ty Gwyn Special School Provision to be included in pilot of Informal Respite arrangements with the Disability Futures programme. HL.4 Healthy Lifestyles project for year olds Weight-management project for young people aged 13-25, including Get Cooking courses, accredited nutrition training for professionals, support for parents and carers. Play and Leisure Service Referrals ceased. Cardiff & Vale UHB dietetics support for the Families First programme will continue but this particular project will end. HL.5 Sexual Health Outreach and C-Card scheme Sex and relationships education and sexual advice/support for vulnerable young people, including the delivery of a condom distribution scheme (including training for professionals to be part of the C-card scheme). SRE session participation workshops to young people attending High Schools in Cardiff around issues of CSE and risk taking behaviours. Cardiff YMCA Provision will continue via new Healthy Relationships Service HL.8 Strengthening Families Programme Highly structured evidence-based course (accompanied by DVD and manual) delivered over 7 weeks for parents and children (aged 10-14) to attend together the course helps Children s Services Delivery to be incorporated into new Parenting Service still accepting referrals

6 families to build healthy relationships and address problem behaviours CADARN PACKAGE EMH.1 Transitions A one stop shop for young people aged and their families to provide support in managing the transition from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services [CAMHS] to adult services. Referrals ceased support for young people in transition to be part of core delivery. EMH.2 Bounce Back Project works with schools and community settings to provide a structured, time-limited psycho social and emotional intervention for year 10 and 11 pupils at risk of becoming NEET. Referrals ceased support for young people s emotional wellbeing will continue through Family Wellbeing and Youth Support Services. EMH.3 Asylum seeker and refugee service EMH.4 2Talk2 EMH.5 Gofal i Chi EMH.6 School exclusion family support project EMH.7 Bereavement Service EMH.8 Next Steps Family intervention for families that have asylum seeker or refugee status where emotional and mental health issues are having an impact on family life. 1:1 counselling service for young people who are out of school and accessing Careers Wales programmes to support them into education, employment or training. Individual and group support for young carers (aged 5-10 and 11-18) to enable them to better understand and manage their caring role in both practical and emotional terms. Supports families emotional wellbeing and promotes engagement with the local authority, schools and relevant agencies. Therapeutic service for families who have experienced a significant impact on their wellbeing as a result of bereavement. Family-led intervention to enhance the resilience of families leaving the Integrated Family Support Service or with substance misuse issues. Referrals ceased but support will continue through new Family Wellbeing Service to be mobilised from 1 st April. Referrals ceased but support will continue through new Family Wellbeing Service to be mobilised from 1 st April. Referrals ceased support for young carers to be delivered via other Families First services with arrangements coordinated by Young Carers Development Officer to be appointed in Children s Services. SNAP Cymru No new referrals after Wednesday 28 th February 2018 support for families to continue via Early Help Family Workers in schools and local authority s SNAP service Referrals ceased but support will continue through new Family Wellbeing Service to be mobilised from 1 st April (Teulu service) Referrals will cease at the start of June - support will continue through Parenting and other FF services

7 EMH.9 Families Learning Together EMH.10 Emotional and mental health and wellbeing for families accessing integrated children s centre Enhances families achievement and engagement with education and learning through a family course and support into the social and emotional aspects of learning. Support for the emotional and mental health and wellbeing of families accessing day care at the integrated children s centre all families are screened and additional interventions provided for those who need it. (Teulu service) Ely and Caerau Children s Centre Referrals will cease at the start of June - support will continue through Parenting and other FF services N/A EMH.11 Transition support Primary to secondary school transition intervention for vulnerable young people and their families. May 2018 to allow time to work with pupils before 24th July. New Right2 arrangements for supporting young people in schools via Youth Support Service. EMH.12 I Can Do It! Programme promotes resilience and builds positive relationships between a young person, peers and their family targeted on those pupils who are experiencing anxiety and difficulty in their relationships. Referrals ceased. New Right2 arrangements for supporting young people in schools via Youth Support Service. EMH.13 Pyramid Clubs Clubs improve learning and wellbeing of quiet, withdrawn and less confident children aged 7-14, as well as reducing the likelihood of developing poor mental health. March New Right2 arrangements for supporting young people in schools via Youth Support Service. EMH.14 Cardiff Against Bullying Preventative, reparative and reactive antibullying programmes (part of implementation of Cardiff s anti-bullying strategy). July Referrals for advice resources can be accepted up until the end of the project. Referrals for 1:1 May 2018 to allow time to work with pupils. New Right2 arrangements for supporting young people in schools via Youth Support Service. DISABILITY FOCUS PACKAGE DF.1 Disability TAF Key Working Provides a key worker to work alongside the family and with other practitioners to identify and remove barriers and broker introductions to new services.

8 DF.2b Hope 2 Shine: Support for BME families DF.2b 1:1 support for emerging disabilities A peer support matching service providing 1:1 and group work for families with a disabled child from BME communities 1:1 parenting support for parents where the child has emerging disabilities DF.3 Parenting and independent living skills DF.4 Inclusive Youth Provision Support for disabled young people and their families via specialist parenting programmes, drop-in sessions, key worker support, mentoring and advocacy. Transition and thematic workshops along with daytime and weekend service placements and social activities. Cathays Inclusive Youth Provision DF.5 Welfare rights and advocacy An advocacy service which promotes welfare benefits, direct payments and awarenessraising. Diverse Cymru Referrals ceased for work over 2 months to complete. Short term cases i.e. first stage work, will be accepted up to 16 th March Welfare Benefits support to continue as part of advice services offered via Hubs. DF.6 Information and advice Provides specialist information and advice for families and signposts them to relevant services. Parents Federation Referrals ceased. Information and advice for families to be provided via Disability Index and Support4Families. DF.7 Support for transition through education Provides support for transition through education within schools aged 6-14 and then after school age (year 10+). SNAP Cymru No new referrals directly from Disability TAF after Wednesday 28 th February Key working role will continue within Disability TAF. Local Authority SNAP service to continue.