Mental health services
Find mental health advice and support for 0-25 year-olds in Norfolk, on the NHS Just One Norfolk website.
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Transforming mental health services for children and young people in Norfolk and Waveney
The transformation of children and young people's mental health services has progressed significantly since the involvement of RETHINK partners as consultants in 2018/2019, and subsequent collaborative work undertaken by system partners.
Consultation and engagement with children, young people, families and professionals was built upon to develop a new service model, aligned closely to the i-THRIVE conceptual framework. This new approach marks a shift to outcomes based commissioning and community based services.
The emphasis is on individual need, better access to advice and help, relationship-focused practice, prevention, and early intervention. Significant achievements include the establishment of a new integrated governing body (the Strategic Alliance Board), the transition from design to implementation in early 2020, and the first iteration of a different way of accessing support and different ways of working for mental health providers, in spite (and in some ways because) of COVID-19.
You can find more information about transforming mental health services for children and young people on the Norfolk and Waveney Health and Care Partnership website.
Refreshed 2019/20 CAMHS local transformation plan for Norfolk and Waveney
The local transformation plan (LTP) is a document NHS England has required to be in place since 2015. The purpose of an LTP is to set out strategic priorities to modernise and develop the mental health offer for children and young people in the local area. Each year, the Norfolk and Waveney CCG produces an updated or 'refreshed' local transformation plan
Norfolk and Waveney CAMHS local transformation plan 2019-20
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