Children, young people and their wider family

Local Schools

Male mental health

Business in Sale Shopping Centre/Sale

1. increases resident  awareness re support available,

2. increases  professional knowledge  about needs in the  community

3. Local businesses are better informed as to  how to have conversations about  mental health and where to access support

4. Share information with local schools

Bring communities together to raise awareness of the wider support in Sale for CYP and families, to learn from each other and to make a commitment to changes that improve the wellbeing of CYP and families in Central Trafford.

Have a focus on Early Intervention/Prevention in Sale and Trafford.

To share messages of mental health experiences from CYP and family members. This will help shape future services and contribute to the strategic work across Trafford and especially in Central Sale. It will help to identify need and gaps from the earliest point.

Central place for updating and storing information (Padlet)

Lots of conversations

Legacy plan on how info gathered can be fed back to relevant parties. (Video from Media Cubs, Presentation the week/fortnight after at Calm Connections?) - create a video from children and young people around what would have helped before getting into crisis.

Video will record impact of the day but voice 'station' and booth available ask the prevention questions - also asked via mentimeter.

Speak with Jodie on Friday about video opportunities as small window before May 9th.

How we involve CYP when it is a school day - Rachael suggested inviting MH peer reps from schools. Do we have a list of these? Invite alternative provision - send info via Trafford Virtual Schools, Keane futures, Grip Adventures, ACE (Gorse Hill) plus youth engagement officer Andy Z and Annie F

How do we share with the community?

Dan Shelston to share info with partners via email and mail drop at Ashton on Mersey

Sale Town Centre covered

Brooklands partially covered

Need support for Sale moor and top of Brooklands - email sent

Shaina Murphy to share among networks

Share with schools - Freda and Collette

who:

Sally Atkinson - children and young people's commissioner

Liz Cooper, Senior Practitioner for Educational Psychologist for Mental Health and Wellbeing

Sinead Makin - rep for Trafford Mental Health Network (VCSFE)

GP

CAMHS

Parent/carer

young person

Possible Voice booth - yellow jigsaw

Graphic Art - to capture the voice from the panel

(How do we get people's questions raised if they can't be there?) Peer Reps from schools? Org's to bring a question?

Lego table - create your well and healthy Sale

100 Voices exhibition - Have sign to warn people about being triggered at entrance to HIYA

Healthwatch ; Boluwatife@healthwatchtrafford.co.uk

Calm Connections; rachelle@calmconnections.org

Trafford Thrive in Education; vicki.dunham1@nhs.net

Family Information Services; sharon.keogh@trafford.gov.uk

TDAS; gemma.forrest@tdas.org.uk

Trafford Carers Centre; Janine.pates@traffordcarerscentre.org.uk

Health Visiting and Infant-Parent Service; Katie.Farron@mft.nhs.uk

Trafford libraries; Andrew.Green@trafford.gov.uk Joanne.Ball@trafford.gov.uk

Out There Charity; kelly@outtherecharity.org

SLEEP THERAPY SERVICES

Chris Hoyle

https://sleepandtherapyservices.co.uk

Liam Swanston

The Proud Trust

Senior Manager - Youth Work and Organisational Safeguarding liam.swanston@theproudtrust.org

LGBT+ Youth Work Assistant Manager Ruben.Goldsbrough@theproudtrust.org

KOOTH

Rachael Richards rrichards@kooth.com

TTT Caroline.Yorke@trafford.gov.uk

Trafford School Nurses, Maureen.Tait@mft.nhs.uk

42nd St, alexis.wilks@42ndstreet.org.uk

Trafford Parents Forum/STEP; Rebecca.blinkhorn@traffordparentsforum.com Claire.domville@traffordparentsforum.com

Place2be, gail.samuels@place2be.org.uk

CAMHS, Sara.Quirk@mft.nhs.uk

Mouse Club, helenbeswick70@googlemail.com

Trafford College, Michelle.Mclaughlin@tcg.ac.uk

Early Break, dboucher@earlybreak.co.uk

Rehoboth, elizabeth@rehobothforfamilies.org.uk

Waiting to hear back from;

Keane Futures

Gorse Hill Studios

Grip Adventures

Knowledge of how to use Padlet being a barrier - Shaina to share Trafford Councils video on how to access padlet, when it is ready

People not knowing what their questions are, for the panel on the day - where can they ask questions before or after the event?

Link to mentimeter or google forms on website (Helen) and at event, used in marketing

Trafford Council padlet shared on CC website

How to best support businesses to get involved if they are unable to leave the premises. Tony Martin to share email with businesses to promote the event and ask what Businesses want to know about children and young people's mental health.

Triggering material/info on day - provide counsellor on the day, CC parent peer mentors (trained to listen).

Not wanting to be photographed or filmed. - stickers

Data Capture;

How many people attend the event?

How do we know it was a success?

What impact has it honestly had?

28 evaluations ( 21.5% parents, 43.5% organisations, 35% professionals)

91% felt their awareness of mental health support increased

96% want to attend the event again

100% want this to be an annual event

87% of service providers felt this event will lead to further collaboration

Messages around early intervention:

Main reasons for attending:

Outcomes:

1. increases resident  awareness re support available - some way

2. increases  professional knowledge  about needs in the  community - yes

3. Local businesses are better informed as to  how to have conversations about  mental health and where to access support - some way

4. Share information with local schools - a few teachers attended

Next Steps:

1. Promote MH padlet to wider businesses, schools and organisations in Sale

2. Further engage local schools and share feedback. CC to attend school conference in Sale West and share info. Sale schools to be involved in 100 Voices for future RESET events, gathering children's and young peoples voice, especially around early intervention toolkit.

3. Find a way to share questions from parents and carers. CC to develop podcast/ event to respond to parents and carers questions that weren't answered in the panel.

   CC to develop parent/ carer voice network across

   Trafford and GM.

4. Secure funding for 2025 so more work can be done around 100 Voices.