Proposed service activity provision The preferred option enables the development of a 12 bedded service configuration to support the full launch of the service. The staffing complement described below will also enable the development of elements of outreach to ensure this new service is embedded within all localities and NHS Board areas, enabling effective, timely transition planning and relocation of young people to their communities of origin.
Proposed service activity provision The proposed inpatient service would serve the needs of young people who require hospital care for their mental health disorders that result in them presenting as a significant risk of harm towards others. The relationship between mental disorder and offending can vary, for example: Convicted juvenile sex offender who develops bipolar illness; new presentation schizophrenia with violence associated with paranoid delusions; Compulsive fire setting in adolescent with mild learning disability and Asperger’s syndrome. It is likely that some of the referred young people will be already known to justice services; others will have no previously identified offending risk. Similarly, some will be known to specialist mental health services; others will have undiagnosed or new onset of mental disorder. As a result, young people will be drawn from different settings where their offending or mental health needs will be recognised and managed in various ways. The primary function of the service is to address mental health needs, and where possible reduce recidivism. However cognisance will also be made of the individual’s vulnerability and resilience. The following is a summary of available information about mental health needs of young offenders in Scotland: • Youth Justice Pathway; • Young People in Prison; • Secure Accommodation. Secure accommodation Young offenders aged under 18yrs can alternatively be accommodated in secure care/education establishments. They might have offence referrals dealt with via the Children’s Hearings System resulting in a Compulsory Supervision Order with secure authorisation. Alternatively, they might be remanded or given a custodial disposal by the Court. In recent years the number of secure units has reduced (‘Securing Our Future Initiative’ 2009). There are currently six secure units located across Scotland (Montrose, Edinburgh, Bishopbriggs and Renfrewshire) and together providing 90 beds. In 2015, there were on average 86 young people (55 boys and 31 girls), in secure care, eight of whom were sentenced. The majority of female authorisations to secure care are due to welfare concerns whereas for males these authorisations are more likely to be on offence grounds. A study (Scottish Children’s Reporter Association, 2009) examined the secure authorisations of 100 young people and found that 99% were persistent or frequent offenders, 77% had abused alcohol, 65% had abused drugs and 46% had mental health problems. The yo...
Proposed service. Service providers (contracted community organisations, Community Practice and Pharmacy staff) will need to be able to work in partnership with North 51 ltd to provide an evidenced based smoking cessation service.
Proposed service. As part of this agreement, the Institute for Nonprofit Innovation and Excellence will provide the following: • Use of INIE event space (choice of Training Room, CoWorking, Atrium and Board Room) for 8 hours • Use of on-site audio visual equipment (screen, projector, portable monopod) • Parking in Xxxxxx Plaza Parking Garage, up to 6 staff • Assistance with the development of programming, curriculum and activities • Pre-event logistics (venue reservation, AV rentals, order supplies, schedule planning meetings) • Secure site and activity fees for retreat participants • Secure vendor to provide breakfast, lunch and snacks for retreat participants • Two, 1-hour consultations in advance of the retreat to discuss goals and prepare retreat agenda and 1 hour post event re-cap • Coordinate all retreat materials such as handouts, itineraries, name tags, note cards, markers, pens, post-it notes, etc. (including printing of up to 300 b/w copies on-site) • 1 on-site Retreat Assistant to support throughout retreat; serve as scribe as needed • 1 content-specific session Facilitator (Fund Development) PROGRAM STAFF: INIE will provide 1) at least 1 on-site retreat assistant throughout the event to coordinate logistics such as room set up, food, beverages, name tags, A/V, etc. and to serve as a scribe when needed and 2) a professional content-specific Facilitator to guide programming and group discussions. PROGRAM DATE(S): August 3rd or August 10th (9 am – 4 pm) SERVICE LOCATION: Institute for Nonprofit Innovation and Excellence (INIE) 000 Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx, XX RATES & FEES: 1 Day Retreat Facilitation Fee $5,000 Optional: Good to Great and the Social Sectors (monograph copy) TOTAL: $5,000 PAYMENT TERMS: To secure services, a 50% deposit is due upon signing agreement ($2,500). The balance of $2,500 is due the day of the event (July 30 2021) or before.
Proposed service. 3.2.1 The proposed service would: o deliver the clinical functionality listed above as extended or modified by consultation on this document. o Facilitate a number of different models including where: o the patient data base might relate to a single practice or multiple practices o operation is centralised on an area or national basis o software releases / fixes to be made on very responsive basis
