The Social Services and Wellbeing Bill heralds a quiet tide of innovation
1. âQuiet tideâ or Revolution?
The Social Services & Well-being (Wales)Bill
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2. ⢠The Bill â where itâs got to
⢠What are the game changers? what do we want to achieve
⢠Opportunities â where can we achieve
together?
3. âWith this bill, I am legislating for a clear, new
direction for social care in Wales.
In order to improve outcomes for people and
develop the sustainability of the sector, major
changes need to be made to the legislative
framework for social services. We need to work
with our partners to ensure peopleâs well-being is
at the heart of the services we deliver.â
5. Young views
⢠The UN Convention on the Rights of the
Child
⢠Childrenâs Rights Measure
⢠âLooked afterâ children and young people
involved in first model of a national
outcomes frameworkâ
6. The Bill
⢠Introduced January 2013
⢠Stage 1 â general principles approved
⢠Stage 2 - timetabled Government
amendments with detailed consideration
by committee & AMs opportunity to vote
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7. Work to get
here
⢠Independent Commission
⢠Sustainable Social Services: a
Framework for Action
⢠Partnership Forum
⢠Social Services Leadership Group
⢠Alliance of Alliances/ CDS Ref Group
8. Key
Statements
⢠Advocacy â additional duty for LAs
⢠Assessment & eligibility â focus on
advice, assistance & prevention in
community to enhance wellbeing
⢠Prevention & early intervention â people
at the centre; duty on LAs to provide a
range of preventative services
10. Wellbeing
Statement
Entitled to and responsibility for ⢠You can have a say about things that happen.
⢠You get support to have a job if you can work.
⢠You feel safe.
⢠You can meet people and do things you enjoy.
⢠You have enough money to live on.
⢠You get support to do things on your own.
11. Opportunities
ďCitizen Panel
ďNational Outcomes Framework
ďâDeflectâ from acute
ďIntegration of Health & Social Care better outcomes for the person
ďLocality networks & role of GPs
ďDewis public portal
12. Co-producing
Investing in community WHOLE capacity and
community INITIATIVE:
person led
service user led
community led
mixed vol and staff
Integrated services
direct payments
co-production enablers
self help
consortia
co-operatives
social enterprises
community owned/led assets
13. Engagement
ďParticipation Cymru - National Principles
for Public Engagement in Wales
ďMaking the Connections
ďCommunity Voice projects
14. Engaging
children
⢠Children are not mini adults!
⢠They have varied needs and aspirations
⢠Avoid the 7 main pitfalls
⢠National Childrenâs Participation Standards
15. Early
Intervention
ďWCVAâs Wales Wellbeing Bond
ÂŁmillions to redesign or create new third sector
public services at the national, regional or
local authority level
ďCollaboratives/service packages
ďEnterprising Communities and Making
the Connections
16. New ways of
working
ďEmpowering users and carers
ďDevelop skills in outcome based
assessment, planning and review with
users and carers
ďNeeds assessments
ďEffective multi disciplinary work
ďDeveloping community resources
17. Alternative
Models
ďDatabase of service providers
ďIntelligent commissioning
ďDevelop model of citizen-directed support
â creative, innovative, responsive services
ď greater range of services run by
citizens/service users/carers- social
enterprises & new sources of funding
18. Scrutiny
ďDevelop formal scrutiny â beginning to
work with Centre for Public Scrutiny
ďInspection and Regulation White Paper
ďDevelop and support models of citizen
scrutiny
ďThird sector engagement of citizen voice