Safe and Wellbeing Visits (SWVs) Focus on 6 Key Areas
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Breakout session 1. Prevention: Safe and Wellbeing Visits • Councillor Thomas Nearney, Safer and Stronger Communities Overview and Scrutiny Committee • Jonathan Slee, County Durham Council ‘Review of Safe and Wellbeing Visits’ • Andrew Allison, Community Safety Manager, CD&DFRS
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Safe and Wellbeing Visits (SWVs) Focus on 6 Key Areas
- 1. Safe and Wellbeing Visits (SWVs)
- 2. Which key areas are we focusing on? 6 Key Areas Dementia Awareness Alcohol Harm & Reduction Smoking Cessation Winter Warmth/ flu Loneliness & Isolation Slips, Trips and Falls
- 3. Challenges Faced • 6 different partners to work with • Logistics of organising training sessions o 15 separate locations across County Durham and Darlington o Different shift patterns o Staff providing emergency response • Cost implications of attending training • New concept for staff (cultural change) • Public acceptance of SWV, not Home Fire Safety Check
- 4. Have SWVs made a difference? Durham Darlington Total Slips, Trips and Falls 331 113 444 Winter Warmth 265 93 358 Dementia 183 29 212 Smoking 97 33 130 Alcohol 13 6 19 Loneliness and Isolation 510 132 642 Total 1399 406 1805 • Between 15th Feb 2016 – 15th Jan 2017 15,732 SWVs carried out
- 5. Challenges Faced • None of our winter warmth / fuel poverty referrals have resulted in a positive outcome for the household. • All of our other referrals have resulted in positive outcomes (% varies).
- 6. Overview and Scrutiny Review • Background & Purpose • Evidence Gathering • Findings • Conclusions & Recommendations
- 7. Background & Purpose • Scrutiny of the Safe Durham Partnership • IRMP Consultation 2016 • SDP Priority area • Review Aim
- 9. Findings • Strategic Context • Governance and Data • Process and Questionnaire • Referral Routes and Outcomes • Demand and Effectiveness
- 10. Recommendations • SDP annually review Governance Framework document • SDP work with partners ensure best use of data for assessing demand, prevention and service planning • SDP regular monitoring reports • CDDFRS – explore quality assurance with partners • DCC make arrangements for Members Seminar • SDP explore cybercrime and fraud in Home Safety Project
- 11. Any Questions?
Editor's Notes
- The new SWV questionnaires cover the 6 key areas listed above. All questions have been supplied by our health partners in order to ensure the information supplied is in line with national guidelines.