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PoPP Edinburgh(Psychology of Parenting Project)
Pat Southall EVOC Children, Young People and Families
Network3 September 2015
Background
• Scottish Government initiative – national roll out.
• Support to local areas from NHS Education Scotland (NES)
• Early intervention with vulnerable children through evidence based parenting programmes
• Using “implementation science”• At scale
PoPP Aims
• To improve outcomes for children with significant levels of early-onset disruptive behaviour problems
• To increase workforce capacity around evidence-based parenting interventions for such children and their families
• To assist services to shift towards preventative early years spending
• To promote effective early years partnership working
PoPP Dissemination Plan• Scotland-wide focus on top 10% of 3-4 year olds who
show significantly elevated levels of disruptive behaviour.
• Build workforce capacity so that 1/3rd of the parents of these children can have access to Incredible Years ® and 2/3rds have access to Triple P groups
• Health-led initiative promoting inter-agency delivery – Local needs– Girfec– EYTF priorities– National Parenting Strategy– Mental Health Strategy
Edinburgh Perspective
• Partnership – NHS, CEC, 3rd Sector• Multi-agency steering group• Essential elements:– Trained facilitators– Appropriate referrals– Coordination– Ownership at all levels in key organisations
Progress
• Started September 2014 – focusing on ½ the city
• Groups – 7 IY, 4 TP have been delivered• Now delivering – 8 IY and 6 TP• Second stage starts today• Have recruited 20 new IY Facilitators• Second stage groups start delivering January• At that point whole city “ready to roll”
Sustainability
• The funding from NES is time limited• We need a sustainability plan.• Critical to recruit families: needs all services
engaged in this• Facilitators from a range of services – there is
always attrition • Free venues• Creches, transport, refreshments
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Contact Details:
Pat Southall Diane DevlinPoPP Coordinator NHS [email protected] [email protected] 599 500
Helena ReidIY [email protected] 127 954
