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children & young adults
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Children's framework
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Supporting the implementation of the Children’s Framework – Project information |
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Netgains: Collaborative Networks – providing national support for the implementation of the Framework for Promotion, Prevention and Care – phase 2 The purpose of the Collaborative Network is to bring together people working in Integrated Children’s Services Planning who are actively involved in implementing the Framework for Promotion, Prevention and Care (the Framework) in different localities and support them to deliver better mental health outcomes for children and young people. A full report on this will be available soon. Support for change programme: Shaping the future - developing specialist resources for children and young people’s health and wellbeing This document outlines the Support for change programme, aiming to provide clarity and consensus in regard to service systems, on local, regional and national levels, which will deliver the goals outlined in the Framework for Promotion, Prevention and Care . Methods used to create system models used include stakeholder involvement, case studies and modeling. Stakeholder events in Greater Glasgow and Clyde – providing local support for the implementation of the Framework for Promotion, Prevention and Care
Stakeholder events across Scotland - providing national support for the implementation of the Framework for Promotion, Prevention and Care – phase 1 The mental health of children and young people: a framework for promotion, prevention and care - A report on the Framework Implementation Support Initiative for HeadsUpScotland. October 2006, Julia White, SDC & Roger Catchpole,YoungMinds This report explores joint work by The Scottish Development Centre and YoungMinds. This project team worked with and through local structures for service planning and development, bringing their considerable experience and knowledge about mental health policy and practice and an understanding of the challenges faced by local partners in moving forward. This provided local areas with an opportunity to make progress in addressing key national priorities for children and young people as well as to feed into the development of the draft Framework. This report contains examples of case studies and practical solutions.
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