Early Help Strategy 2019 - 2024
The draft version of South Gloucestershire's Early Help Strategy for Children, Young People & Families (2019-2024) sets out proposed principles, intentions and areas of focus for the council and partner organisations. It highlights our proposed Early Help Offer and how we will work together.
The Children, Young People & Families Partnership is seeking feedback on its draft strategy, and we are keen to hear from a wide range of stakeholders.
We are keen to hear feedback from a wide range of residents, professionals and organisations on the draft strategy. Our public consultation is open between Wednesday 16th January and Wednesday 20th March 2019.
How to find out more and have your say
- Read the draft strategy document
- Read the Draft Early Help Strategy Summary Version
- Read the Initial Equalities Impact Analysis and Assessment
- Complete our online survey to send us your feedback
- Download and print a paper copy of the survey to fill out and sent back to us by post (see postal address below)
- Email: consultation@southglos.gov.uk
- Telephone:01454 868154
- Write to us:
South Gloucestershire Council, Corporate Research & Consultation Team, Council offices, Badminton Road, Yate, BRISTOL, BS37 5AF
- Come to one of our events to hear about the strategy, discuss what you'd like to see from it with other residents, service providers and members of the Partnership, or ask us any questions you have:
- Thursday 28th February , 14:00 - 15:30 at Ridgewood Centre in Yate: click here to book your place
- Tuesday 5th March, 09:30 - 11:00 at the Park Centre in Kingswood: click here to book your place
Timeline
- Opened
16 Jan 2019 at 18:00 - Closes
20 Mar 2019 at 23:59 -
Response to be published
Documents
Details
| Consultation Topic | Children and young people, Education and early years, Social services and social care, Voluntary and community sector issues |
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| Marking a consultation as relevant to a particular audience indicates that it may be of special relevance to people within that group. It doesn't, however, mean that other groups wont find the consultation of interest - we welcome responses from everybody.
For example, education issues may be of particular interest to Parents & Guardians, and so will be shown to people searching the system for parenting issues, but the views of others (eg: Business, Faith Groups) are also relevant. |
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| Target Audience | Carers, Children, Councillors / MPs / MEPs, Parent, carers and guardians, Town and Parish Councils, Voluntary and community groups / organisations, Young people |
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