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That every child in Surrey should have the opportunity to reach their
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By working in collaboration with the voluntary, community and faith sector
we can make better use of the resources that already exist.
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We have transformed the way we support vulnerable young people and
we now want to look at how youth centres support our vision for Surrey
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We want to enable the youth centres to become vibrant places for the
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We look forward to hearing your views about our proposals and working
with you as we work together to achieve the best we can for children in
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Universal Open Access Youth Work Consultation webinar Lisa Bursill Assistant Director Early Help and Hubs Family Resilience and Safeguarding Surrey County Council
Our Ambitions for Children in Surrey That every child in Surrey should have the opportunity to reach their potential and we also believe that the best place for children to be supported to grow and achieve this is within their own families By working in collaboration with the voluntary, community and faith sector we can make better use of the resources that already exist. We have transformed the way we support vulnerable young people and we now want to look at how youth centres support our vision for Surrey that has community participation as one of the priorities. We want to enable the youth centres to become vibrant places for the benefit of young people and local communities We look forward to hearing your views about our proposals and working with you as we work together to achieve the best we can for children in Surrey.
Universal Open Access Youth Work Consultation webinar 24 June 2020 Contents: Welcome and introductions Overview of the Surrey County Council Youth Offer The Consultation Proposals Next steps and timescales Questions
The Surrey County Council (SCC) Youth Offer .
Safeguarding Adolescents Teams 8 Safeguarding Adolescents Teams Provides the statutory response for young people in need of help and protection Strengthening statutory responses to tackling exploitation and county lines Located in quadrant offices alongside Social Workers
Targeted Youth Support 15 teams across the county Non statutory work, helping families early All cases allocated through the Early Help Hub Supporting young people needs such as exclusion from school, preventing offending, reducing the risk of exploitation, emotional and mental health support
Early Help Single lead provider for each district and borough Commissioned Providers: Reigate and Banstead - YMCA Redhill and Welcare Rest of County -Surrey Care Trust in partnership with Homestart .
Universal Open Access Youth Work (this consultation) Currently spending 975k a year on buildings, 650K on universal open access youth work team 30 youth centres owned or leased by the council. Small number of additional delivery sites not owned or leased by SCC Mixture of open access youth work and some closed groups for specific needs
NORTH EAST SURREY Youth Centres in scope Claygate Molesey, West Molesey Walton, Walton on Thames Focus, Epsom The Edge, Epsom Stanwell, Staines Leacroft, Staines Shepperton Ashford Sunbury, Sunbury on Thames NORTH WEST SURREY Sheerwater, Woking Addlestone Old Dean, Camberley Egham Frimley Green WYAC, Woking Lakers, Woking SOUTH WEST SURREY SOUTH EAST SURREY Sandy Hill, Farnham Ash, Aldershot Discovery, Guildford The Bridge, Leatherhead Horley The Malthouse, Dorking Ashtead Phoenix, Tadworth Banstead The Annex, Redhill The Street, Caterham Harrys, Oxted Merstham Hub
Why are proposing a different approach? Most Youth Centres are not being used to their full potential but are often valued by the community. No statutory duty for SCC to provide open access universal youth work but we need to do more to support young people in need of help within existing resources. The voluntary, community and faith sector are already the biggest providers of youth work in the County but affordable access to buildings can be challenging.
The Youth Offer Strategy There are no budget savings attached to the proposals Surrey County Council is proposing a strategy for making more effective use of buildings and deploying council employed youth workers differently.
The Consultation Proposals Whether SCC enables the voluntary, community and faith sector to provide services for young people from existing youth centres for little or no cost Whether SCC provides universal open access youth work
What could this look like no single solution but could include: Supporting the creation of management committees and providing them with a lease for the building with an agreed set of outcomes. Providing leases to already established organisations with an agreed set of outcomes. Agreeing what type of use and lease arrangement could be for little or no cost to the provider. Providing short term pump prime grant funding for organisations that need help to get established. Enabling mixed use of the building with other SCC services and partners.
SCC Youth Work Delivery Feedback from this consultation and the views of over 1200 young people will be used to inform the priorities Learning from recent arrangements during Covid-19 and models of best practice will inform potential service design
How to get involved? Consultation Website: https://www.surreysays.co.uk/csf/univer sal-youth-work-proposal/ (Open until midnight on the 30th June 2020)
What if I am interested in providing services at any of the youth centres? Expressions of interest mailbox: youthcentres.reginterest@surreyc c.gov.uk
What happens next? Consultation feedback analysed and equality impact assessment completed in July Recommendations and strategy decisions made in August Individual plans for centres developed from September onwards with timescales relevant to each centre.
Questions? use the Q&A function on the right hand side to post questions
Thank you for taking part https://www.surreysays.co.uk/csf/universal- youth-work-proposal/ (Open until midnight on the 30th June 2020) Expressions of interest mailbox: youthcentres.reginterest@surreycc.gov.uk
