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WELCOME Children Services Provider Forum 25 September 2019 Greenwood Conference Centre, Greenwood Gate, Dreghorn , KA11 4GZ. Add Title Here Add name of presenter here. Working together in partnership

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  1. WELCOME Children Services Provider Forum 25 September 2019 Greenwood Conference Centre, Greenwood Gate, Dreghorn, KA11 4GZ Add Title Here Add name of presenter here Working together in partnership North Ayrshire Council NHS Ayrshire & Arran TSI North Ayrshire Scottish Care

  2. Table Introductions One at a time please introduce yourself to people at your table: • Your name • Where you work • The last time you laughed out loud

  3. Breaking news !!! • What’s going on in your service? • Opportunities for funding • National or local initiatives • Good news stories

  4. The aim of this presentation is to provide valuable information to keep you and your family safe from the dangers of fire.

  5. Key Facts • You are more likely to die in a house fire in Scotland than any other part of the UK. (2012-13 Fire Statistics Scotland) • There are over 5,000 dwelling fires in Scotland every year • Around 33 people are killed in dwelling fires every year. This is the lowest rate for 10 years, but half are in the 60 and over group • Around 1,300 people are injured every year in fires • The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service want to help older people to remain safe and independent in their own homes by reducing the chances of fire happening

  6. Smoke and Heat Alarms • Do you have a smoke / heat alarm? • Where are they? • How often do you test them? • How often do you clean them? • How do you stop false alarms?

  7. Causes There are generally three main causes of fires in the home Cooking / Kitchen 2. Electrical 3. Smoking

  8. Cooking

  9. Smoke damage Severe fire

  10. Chip Pan Fires Don’t use water! More fires start in the kitchen than any other room in the house.

  11. Cooking Summary • Never leave cooking unattended • Turn cooker off before leaving room • Never trail electrical flexes near cookers or leave towels close by, ensure curtains are well away • Change chip pans for thermostatic deep fryers • The best way to avoid having a fire involving hot oil is to use a thermostat–controlled, electric deep-fat fryer • They’re safer to use – the safety cut-out (the thermostat) controls the temperature of the fat or oil FIRES START WHEN YOUR ATTENTION STOPS!

  12. Electrical

  13. PlugsandSockets

  14. Electric Blankets

  15. Electrical – Summary • One plug, one socket • Correct fuse • Standby appliances • Electric Blankets (have them serviced)

  16. Smoking

  17. Smoking Summary • Never smoke in bed • Empty ashtrays safely into a metal bin • Keep matches and lighters safe

  18. Other Safety Tips • Use of candles • Heaters • Alcohol & Medication • Chimney

  19. Night Time Routine • Switch off and unplug all electrical appliances not designed to be left on at night • Stub out all smoking materials and always empty ashtrays Pour water over cigarette ends before putting them in bin outside • Put fireguards around open fires. Don’t build up a fire before going to bed • Switch off portable heaters • Close all doors. It will keep escape route clear from smoke and may stop fire spread • Ensure main door keys are to hand

  20. What If You Have a Fire? Having a FIRE ESCAPE PLANThink about how you would get out of the house if you were to have a fire, once alerted by your Fire alarm. All family members, including children should practise the fire escape plan, so households are prepared.

  21. Fire Escape Plan • Keep low. The air is cleaner and cooler near the floor • Never open a door if it’s warm to the touch • In flats never use a lift. Always take the stairs • If your clothing catches fire; stop, drop and roll. If it’s someone else, use a blanket, rug or thick coat • Don’t stop for valuables • Shout ‘Fire’ to warn family or attract the attention of passers-by • Never try to go back inside until a fire fighter tells everyone it’s safe to do so Remember: get out, stay out and dial 999.

  22. If You Can not Escape Safely! • If you cannot make an escape, gather all family members into a safe room, preferably at the front of the property and one which contains a telephone or mobile phone • Use a phone to alert the fire service; stay on the line to give directions for what room you are in • Close the door and use blankets or clothing to block the gap at the bottom • Stand by an open window and shout ‘Fire’ to alert neighbours or passers-by • Wait for the Fire Service

  23. www.firescotland.gov.uk

  24. Working together in partnership North Ayrshire Council NHS Ayrshire & Arran TSI North Ayrshire Scottish Care

  25. The Children Services Strategic Partnership • The Children’s Services Strategic Partnership (CSSP) is responsible for delivering against the Community Planning Partnership theme of “A Thriving North Ayrshire – Children and Young People” and working towards our ambition to ensure children have the best start in life and for North Ayrshire to be the best place in Scotland to grow up. • CSPP members include North Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership, North Ayrshire Council, NHS Ayrshire & Arran, Police Scotland, Scottish Children’s Reporters Administration, Children’s Panel Area Support Team, Voluntary Sector • The CSSP has various sub groups. The subgroups are – • Children’s Services Improvement Board • Youth Services – Whole Systems Approach • Corporate Parenting • Children’s Services Providers’ Forum More information about the CSSP can be found at - http://www.nahscp.org/children-and-families/

  26. Procurement Update for Children and Young People North AyrshireHealth and Social Care Partnership Working together in partnership

  27. Children and Families External care Spend 18-19

  28. Providers of care • 43 providers of children's care services • 3 of these providers are local to Ayrshire which contributes to supporting the Ayrshire growth deal.

  29. National Contracts • Children's Residential Care and Education including Short Breaks • Fostering and Continuing Care Services • Secure Care

  30. Children's Residential Care and Education including Short Breaks Service Options: • Option 1 - Residential Care • Option 2 - Residential Care and Education • Option 3 - Short Breaks • Option 4 - Day Education

  31. Start Date: 01 May 2018 End Date: 30 Apr 2022 New entrants may be permitted to apply to be included within the flexible framework agreement for years 3 and 4 of its duration. Providers seeking entry on to the framework at these points will be evaluated against the same criteria as the initial evaluation therefore ensuring a consistent approach to quality of services on the flexible framework.

  32. Fostering and Continuing Care Services • Service Option 1 - Standard Service • Service Option 2 – Enhanced Services Start Date: 25 Mar 2017 End Date: 24 Mar 2019 Extension Period Option: 24 months Extension Date: 24 Mar 2021

  33. Secure Care Start Date: 01 Apr 2017 End Date: 31 Mar 2019 Extension Period Option: 12 months Extension Date: 31 Mar 2020

  34. Upcoming Procurement Opportunities Recent • Children’s Advocacy – recently tendered and awarded to Barnardo’s – Hear 4 U. Coming up – • Fostering Respite Service – short break • Throughcare • Children with disabilities – community support

  35. Preparing for opportunities • Register for Public contracts Scotland- This is to you ensure that you are informed of opportunities as this is the portal used to publish notices . https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/ • Register for Public Contracts Scotland Tenders – This is the portal used to submit a tender response . https://www.publictendersscotland.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk

  36. https://www.sdpscotland.co.uk/ Supporting you to submit a tender response We can direct you to organisations that can support companies to submit a tender.

  37. Thank You – Any Questions? North AyrshireHealth and Social Care Partnership Working together in partnership

  38. Updates to the Partnerships Children and Families StructureAlison Sutherland Elizabeth StewartHead of Service & Senior ManagerChildren, Familiesand Justice Services North AyrshireHealth and Social Care Partnership

  39. CLOSED SESSION Closed session to allow third and independent sector colleagues the opportunity to meet in private with sector representative(s).

  40. Working together in partnership North Ayrshire Council NHS Ayrshire & Arran TSI North Ayrshire Scottish Care

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