In it Together II: redefining value in children’s services

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Description: This report suggests that by focussing on four key themes - early intervention, appropriate provision, avoiding placement breakdown and providing a transition from care to adulthood services - local authorities could make great savings and that difficult public spending circumstances should be seen as an opportunity for innovation. It argues that payment-by-results models could be adopted so children’s services departments are offered extra funding if young people successfully make the transition to adulthood, with reduced cost to other public services.

Type: Report : None

Relationships

Relates To:

Report : In it together: achieving quality outcomes for young people with complex needs

Member of:

Collection : ChiMat Reports

Collection : Safeguarding: Reports

Collection : PIMH: Reports

Collection : Learning Disabilities and CAMHS : Reports

Author

Children's Services Development Group

Contributors

Donald Hirsch

Gemma Stockwood (ed.)

Publishing

Published by: Children’s Services Development Group

Published date: Tuesday, 14th December 2010 00:00:00

Subject

Unrefined: transition child protection safeguarding SEN

Keywords (National Public Health Language):

ADOLESCENT

AGE GROUPS

CARE

CHILD

CHILDREN

COSTS

FUNDING

GOVERNMENT AND LAW

HEALTH SERVICES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT

HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES

INTERVENTIONS

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

LOCAL AUTHORITIES

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

MODELS

PUBLIC SERVICES

SERVICES

SOCIAL CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICES

SOCIAL SERVICES

YOUNG PEOPLE

Category (Government Category List):

CARE

PUBLIC SERVICES

YOUNG PEOPLE

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