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| Children’s Trust partners - meetings and documents Children’s Trust partners and other children’s services providers meet regularly at both an area and local level to discuss planning and service delivery as well as to monitor progress and to decide on actions.There are several groups in different geographical areas of the county and they are responsible for various aspects of children's services, as well as for different age groups (0-19 years). Their meetings bring local professionals together and include schools, health, police, and the statutory and voluntary sectors. Local Partnerships for Children__________ A Local Partnership for Children (LPC) brings together a 'virtual team' of professionals from a group of schools with key people across a range of children's services. The partnership includes school heads, social care professionals, educational welfare officers, educational psychologists, and SEN caseworkers. It may also include representatives from youth services, children's centres, the police, and voluntary and community organisations. Each LPC agrees the priorities for their area and ensures that these are delivered. They work within the aims of the national strategy ' Every Child Matters '. The 22 LPCs in East Sussex are split into five areas:
If you are an organisation or group involved in providing children's services in East Sussex, you can contribute to your local LPC meeting. Download a list of LPC meetings for summer 2008 terms 5 - 6. LPC agenda: Hampden Park 25 May 2008 CSPGs are the strategic 'umbrella' groups for Local Partnerships for Children (LPCs) in East Sussex and operate across the five district and borough areas. They coordinate the work of services and agencies at an area level and drive a joint approach to improving outcomes for children and young people that is informed by local needs and priorities identified by the LPCs. Members are representatives from the districts or boroughs, the Children's Services Authority (CSA) local health services, LPCs, police, the voluntary sector, further education, children's centres and schools. Meetings are held every two months. For more on CSPGs in the east of the county, contact Carleton Astley, Planning and Partnerships Manager, East Sussex County Council Children's Services, tel. 01424 724111, or email carleton.astley@eastsussex.gov.uk For a detailed description of the work of the East Sussex Children’s Trust, please visit the Children's Trust pages. Click here to view the Children's Trust Executive Group key documents. To visit key partners in the Children’s Trust, please click on the logos below.
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| Who We Are The Children’s Trust The East Sussex Children's Trust brings together
a group of organisations who work closely together to improve the
support available to children, young people and their families.
The Children’s Trust Executive Group The Children’s Trust Executive Group (CTEG)
coordinates the Children’s Trust. What's New Thank you for telling us what you think about the Children and Young People's Plan 2008-2011Read more about this consultation and what happens next... Children's Trust partners - meetings and documents We’re developing a page for Children’s Trust Partners to share documents and notes of their regular meetings across East Sussex. Apply now for an East Sussex Children's Fund small grant Are you a voluntary sector organisation working with children? If yes read our announcements page and download an application form Here's More Sports and PE Two days of activities for talented youngsters Anti-bullying Campaign Send us your stories online View our news archive You can now view back items of news, achievements, young voices and announcements. |
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