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Appendix 1 MAKING EVERY CONTACT COUNT - Nottinghamshire County Council
Making changes such as stopping smoking, improving diet, increasing physical activity, losing weight and reducing alcohol consumption can help people significantly reduce their risk of disease. Supporting people to make these behaviour changes can help reduce premature deaths and disability, helping achieve long-term health, social care and public sector savings The higher the number of ...
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Care Education Births, deaths, marriages and civil partnerships Council and democracy Culture and leisure Transport Planning and environment Waste and recycling Business and community Jobs and working Contact and complaints
Report - Nottinghamshire County Council
INVEST TO SAVE BUDGET – INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES - HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE 1. Purpose of the Report 1.1 To seek approval from Cabinet to utilise the grant award from H.M. Treasury Invest to Save Budget to Nottinghamshire County Council to develop innovative services for older people over the next three years.
enabling the system Summary - Nottinghamshire County Council
Raising Expectations: Enabling the system to deliver Summary 1. We want every 16 and 17 year-old to participate in education or training, and we want every adult to have the chance to improve their skills in order to find work or progress in their current employment. The changing nature of the world economy makes increasing participation in education and training an urgent necessity. Raising ...
Teachers and social workers - Nottinghamshire County Council
The Virtual School leads on the local authority’s statutory responsibilities for ‘promoting the education of looked after children and previously looked after children’ (DfE, February 2018). All children and young people in the care of Nottinghamshire County Council are tracked and monitored by the Nottinghamshire Virtual School. This includes children that attend education settings ...
HEALTH SCRUTINY COMMITTEE - Nottinghamshire County Council
HEALTH SCRUTINY COMMITTEE DRAFT WORK PROGRAMME 2021/22EMAS (July 2022)
More support for families in Nottinghamshire as Family Hub rollout ...
Nottinghamshire’s Family Hubs are transforming the way services for families are delivered across the county. Since the county’s first family hub was launched in 2024, more family hub networks have been rolled out, offering support from pregnancy to a child's 18th birthday. With 10 of the 18 Family Hub Networks already in place, the rollout is moving at pace and is on track to complete by ...
Newark All-Rounder ticket
Get unlimited bus travel around Newark town and neighbouring areas from only £2.30 for children and £4.20 for adults with the new multi operator Newark All-Rounder ticket. Tickets will be available on-bus and through operators' existing platforms. See timetables for all routes Newark town map for the All-Rounder ticket View Newark town map for the All-Rounder ticket [PDF] View wider zone ...
Chloe’s story of growing up with fostering
“Chloe’s story is a powerful reminder of how fostering transforms lives. From growing up in a fostering home to becoming a social worker, Chloe’s journey shows the incredible impact of love, empathy, and resilience. Her dedication inspires us all to believe in the power of compassion and the difference one family can make.”
GOVERNANCE & ETHICS COMMITTEE – WORK PROGRAMME (AS AT 18 JANUARY 2022)
GOVERNANCE & ETHICS COMMITTEE – WORK PROGRAMME (AS AT 18 JANUARY 2022)
Nottinghamshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS ...
Areas requiring further exploration included transition arrangements (between CAMHS and adult services) and the impact of parental risk factors – mental health, substance misuse and domestic abuse.
Community groups and charities set to share £50,000
Twenty-four voluntary organisations and community groups helping improve the health and well-being of local residents are set to share £50,000 worth of funding designed to help with running costs.
Committe report template (with guidance)
In 2023, 231 practitioners from across health and social care, district and borough councils and voluntary and charitable organisations attended SIDS and safer sleep multi agency online training or completed a safer sleep e-learning package. 29.
New team to be created to improve support for Nottinghamshire’s ...
The LAC is an innovative project which will involve co-ordinators based across the county working alongside key partners in the health, social care and voluntary sectors to ensure people have access to the right support at the right time.
Redefining Your Council
Redefining Your Councilis our response to the unprecedented pressures on Local Government across the country with simultaneous reductions in Government funding and increasing demand for services, particularly in adults and children’s social care. These circumstances require us to make tough decisions about which services we provide, the level at which we provide them and how they are ...
WORK PROGRAMME: 2022 - Nottinghamshire County Council
WORK PROGRAMME: 2022 Please see Nottinghamshire County Council’s website for the papers, membership, work programme and strategy of the Health & Wellbeing Board. Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) chapters are available on Nottinghamshire Insight.
Microsoft Word - 06_Child Sexual Exploitation Action Plan.doc
The NSCB also provides regular ‘What’s new in safeguarding’ events and these include an overview of the challenges of e-safety linked to child sexual exploitation. Newly qualified social workers within Children’s Social Care also receive specific training regarding CSE and missing children as part of their dedicated learning events. 8.
Microsoft Word - C1268 Virtual School final
In addition, the Virtual School senior leadership team is working with senior leaders within Children’s Social Care to develop strength-based working practices within the wider social care workforce.
Committe report template (with guidance)
35. Living Safely with Covid-19 in Nottinghamshire Adult Social Care and Public Health 25 April 2022
Interim visit - area SEND - letter example
Working with education, health and social care professionals to develop a ‘recovery curriculum programme’ to support children and young people with SEND with their personal development, well-being and education during and after the pandemic.