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New Forest Partnership Intervention Panel

On September 17, 2008, the New Forest Partnership Intervention Panel convened to address housing-related issues, improve collaborative efforts, and share crucial information among agencies. Key topics included the development of streamlined processes for data handling, updated professional protocols, and effective intervention strategies. The meeting highlighted the need for a robust communication framework, the accountability of partnerships, and proactive community engagement to foster safer environments. Participants discussed future directions, emphasizing safeguarding for children and adults through improved cooperation and shared goals among agencies.

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New Forest Partnership Intervention Panel

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  1. New ForestPartnership Intervention Panel 17 September 2008

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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?

  7. 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

  8. The Future • Strong emphasis on safeguarding (children and adults) • Development of CAF to AAF? • Stronger partnership communication and joined up working • Accountability to community

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

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