Embed health and wellbeing actions in non- health service planning to support integrated approaches which better support people in the CJ system. NHSG HMP&YOI Grampian Health Improvement Practitioner for CJ participating in HMP Health Improvement Group. Agreement that this plan will also inform HMP plan. Partners collaborate to engage service users’ input and opinions - including those on access and support - to enable improved health and wellbeing** Ensure CJ Health improvement plan and actions are incorporated in local CJ Outcome Plans consistent with local need. All partners CJ partners to engage with people in justice system, families and those at risk to improve services Partners agree increasingly effective and accessible ways to deliver health messages and improve health literacy. Establish a multi media health information point in the prison library and involve people in the Justice System in health messaging. Aberdeenshire Library service HMP&YOI Grampian Health Improvement Group Family Help Hub, Prison Education Centre, CJ Partners Healthpoint established Library staff to have relevant health improvement training Work ongoing with families Outside and on family visits Partners working with Prison radio (staffed by prisoners) to promote health. on preventative programmes delivered by local authorities and third sector partners by embedding overall approach including health, resilience and self esteem to support school and youth groups within CJAs. NHS, IJB, Local Authorities, Third Sector partners, Community safety partners Health Improvement Practitioner for CJ to explore current programmes and ways to embed health. Partners support establishment of Recovery cafe in prison Alcohol and Drug Partnerships Work underway to introduce recovery cafe. HMP Health Improvement Group working with Prison SM Strategy group to improve these links.
health and wellbeing of their community. As part of wider CJ outcomes, Partners lead by example to reduce barriers to recruitment for people with convictions. Partners health in collaborative discussion with stakeholders to increase understanding and provision of agreed holistic approaches to community justice. Assess current NHS Grampian good practice and opportunities to extend approaches to employment, employability and work experience, such as Facilities Department ‘Open Day’ initiatives. Ensure partner awareness and access to NHS Grampian jobs internet site through web to relevant agencies. Identify areas where tests of change to incorporate health into partners’ existing or new approaches could be effective. Example of good practice: Roll out of Alcohol Brief Intervention training – Training4Trainers programme to enable Partners to deliver their own staff training on NHSG MeOC NHSG Public Health and HR NHSG with Aberdeen ADP Local Authority, Third Sector, Front line Services Number of partners incorporating health and wellbeing element into existing or new approaches.
People in the justice system have improved access to holistic health and wellbeing assessment alongside or embedded within other relevant assessments and improved access to key health services and health information. 1,3,5,6,7 Partners, including HMP, embed wellbeing component using the tools from ‘Making Every Opportunity Count’ Partners identify tests of change and build on learning. Identify key opportunities within and across pathways and services to ‘Making Opportunity Count’ (MEOC) for health. Example of good practice Build on the current test of change with Families Outside (FO) by involving other CJ partners to embed wellbeing component into existing processes, e.g. prison admissions and liberations. **Collaborate on incorporation of health improvement actions into CJ roll out plans. HMP/CJ partners/Public Health (PH) HMP&YOI Grampian, NHSG Public Health CJ partners CJ Partners, NHSG Public Health Evidence that MeOC is adopted and built in to existing processes for new offenders to HMP1-2 (February 2017) Training provided Protocol for implementation agreed April (2017) Number of service providers including a (MeOC) component within their care pathways. (2018). Quality of improvement actions arising from FO test of change
System have distinct needs, and require different approaches Partners embed health as part of preventative programmes specifically for young people at risk of involvement in the Justice System, or Key groups include looked after and accommodated children, those excluded from school and young people who have experienced adverse childhood events (ACEs). Scottish Government Commission On Women Offenders (2012)* to tailor specific health related activities to suit the needs of women. **Implement of change on Health Coaching, and develop a toolkit for ‘looking after your health’ in Aberdeen’s Problem Solving Court (PSC) programme. Build on preventative programmes delivered by local authorities and third sector partners by embedding overall approach including health, resilience and self esteem to support school and youth groups within CJA’s. involved in women’s services NHS, IJB, Local Authorities Third Sector partners Community safety partners system receive health related services which meet their needs. Test of change underway within PSC programme (June 2017). One test of change agreed for commencement 2017
People in the justice system improve their health, wellbeing and life chances by recovering from problematic drug and alcohol use. 1,2,3,6,7 Partners build on recovery work already being done by ADPs Partners support a recovery focus for offenders Partners support establishment of Recovery cafe in prison HMP Health Improvement Group ensures improving links in prison with recovery communities outside prison and works effectively to promote health through relevant agencies. Partners support peer mentoring delivered by education centre to develop substance misuse peer mentors to use these skills on release, with substance misuse support agencies. Example of good practice to enable recovery Provision of Alcohol Drugs Action (ADA) service within the Custody Suite at Kittybrewster to offer support to clients and signpost to services. Example of good practice: Provision of Alcohol and Drug Partnerships HMP&YOI Grampian Health Improvement Group HMP education centre/CJ partners Aberdeen ADP Police Scotland CSP Evidence of increased recovery based work in prison. Evidence of better links with recovery communities and prison. Evidence of sustainable peer mentorship including health and wellbeing, supported by relevant agencies in the community.
. signposting and support for those found drunk and incapable ( in Aberdeen) including follow up letter issued from Community Safety Hub directing into services. Aberdeen, Moray and Aberdeenshire ADP Health promoting contributions of family members to support wellbeing through relationships are maintained, supported and improved. 2,3,4 Build on approaches taken by the Family Help Hub staff. Partners draw on the good practice with NHSG, Families Outside and Action for Children to ensure a systematic approach to embed actions for wellbeing as integral within partners’ work, is in place, and monitored. CJ partners Family Help Hub Evidence of wellbeing embedded in all family support work.