New ForestPartnership Intervention Panel

17 September 2008

How we got here

Housing related issues 13+ years ago Divided We Fall – rolling area meetings,

urgent items Improved Partnership working and big catch

up on cases Operational Joint Action Group Partnership Intervention Panel

Changes to processes

Requirement to handle data appropriately Need to know Acts, case law, guidance Hampshire Children and Young Persons Info

Sharing Protocol Professionalism Best Value – not attending meetings for

meetings sake

Bedrock of PIP

Early intervention above enforcement Good, joined up Partnership working In key cases, single point of contact Robust and auditable systems Good results on intervention Facilitator of Partnership working for crime

and anti-social behaviour Adaptable as required

Information sharing

Difficult to understand in context of partnership working

Not made easier by a plethora of protocols all of which aren’t quite right

Which protocol is the grandparent? HCC looking to develop a grandparent for at least

safer stronger communities (maybe whole LAA) Until then we are all using many without an accepted

grandparent

Context of this day

The bigger picture Who is doing what and why? Who can help? Who is going to get things done How do we do things together?

What if I am not happy about any of this?

The Partnership is only as good as the strength of working together

So we’ve got something wrong Let us know – Gary Cooper and Steph

Bennett can take a message/action Or you can come to the ASB Core Group to

talk through the issues and changes you feel are needed

The Future

Strong emphasis on safeguarding (children and adults)

Development of CAF to AAF? Stronger partnership communication and

joined up working Accountability to community

Contacts

Annie.righton@nfdc.gov.uk Stephanie.bennett@nfdc.gov.uk Debbie.parsons@nfdc.gov.uk Gary.cooper@hampshire.pnn.police.uk