Suffolk’s second Children and Young People’s Plan (CYPP2) was
approved by the Children’s Trust Partnership Board in July
2009.
Suffolk Children and Young People's Plan 2009-11
The Plan sets out the Children’s Trust Partnership’s vision for
children and young people and their families, and the 11
cross-cutting priorities that the Trust feels are the most
important issues that it needs to focus on over the next two
years. The priorities are spread across the five Every Child
Matters (ECM) Outcomes:
- Be Healthy
- Stay Safe
- Enjoy & Achieve
- Make a Positive Contribution
- Achieve Economic Well-being
The Plan also details how we are implementing a ‘Change for
Children’ programme in Suffolk – through developing inter-agency
governance, integrated strategy, integrated processes and
integrated service delivery to help improve outcomes for children
and young people and their families. Much of this activity is
referred to in more detail in the Children’s Trust’s Early
Intervention and Prevention Strategy, which is one of the companion
documents to CYPP2.
Early Intervention & Prevention Strategy
The Trust's Vision and Priorities have also been produced as a
poster.
CYPP2 Poster
The priorities in CYPP2 were chosen by the Children’s Trust
Partnership Board in March 2009 following a comprehensive
assessment of local need. The information derived from this
exercise has been brought together in a Needs Analysis document
which is another important component of the family of documents
that support CYPP2
CYPP2 Needs Analysis
Each of the 11 CYPP2 priorities in is supported by more detailed
Priority Actions Plans – these are produced annually and progress
against the plans is monitored regularly by the Children’s Trust
Partnership. These will be available shortly. The
Action Plans are based on ‘storyboards’ which were developed
following the Needs Analysis and which explain in detail the
rationale for why the priorities were selected and the focus for
the priority.
Other Sources of Information
Suffolk’s first Children & Young People’s Plan
(2006-09)