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Kevin Lawrence

IY conferenceMarch 2011

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Update from South Wales GroupsTorfaen

Currently piloting our first Baby/Infant Programme in Sure Start.

3 Basic programmes running this term – 1 with Communities First, 1 with the Family Support Team and 1 with Genesis.

NewportCurrently running the Baby/Infant  Programme in Flying Start areas. Planning to pilot the Toddler Programme and School age programme later this year. Hosting an Infant/Toddler 2 day training in March.

Blaenau Gwentcurrently delivering:

2 Toddler and 2 Baby/Infant programmes, planning another Toddler programme.

6 month dip samples, using the TOPSE tool.  It is evidencing that parents are maintaining high levels of positive parenting following Incredible Years intervention.

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Collaborative project across three special schools*Ty Gwyn, Cardiff,*Maes Ebbw, Newport*PenyCwm , Ebbw vale

Delivered to: three sets of parents at each school. Currently recruiting for further

groups.At Penycwm we are focusing on delivering to a group of parents of

children with ASD starting this month.Developed a PLC across three schoolsStaff trained in Classroom Management programme

RCTPiloting the Infant/Baby programme Delivering Basic and Toddler.

CarmarthenRun Infant/Baby programme 2010 and currentlyDelivered Toddler Programme.

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Vale of GlamIY Baby/Infant programme – good engagement with DadsIY Baby/Infant Programme with teenage mothers

CardiffChild and Parent Support Teams

Neath/Port Talbotcurrently running Small Dina in 2 pilot schools 8 schools trained in Teacher Management programme planning to use in the near futureIY Baby/Infant programme

West

2 Toddler

1 Baby/Infant(multiagency)

Toddler Planned In May

East

2 Basic Programmes

1 Toddler Programme

Toddler or Basic in May

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IY Peer Support Group

Meets once a quarter

Support each other

Update on news from Bangor/Seattle

Encourage Accreditation

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Challenges for the Year

Funding cuts

Maintaining and developing IY programmes

Increase numbers of:

Peer coaches

Mentors

Trainers

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Funding cuts

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Lessons from research

The recommendations below set out a Big Society approach to parenting, in which parents are empowered rather than (just) supported. They are organised within five key policy aims:

· build the parenting skills base· target parenting support according to need· apply the early intervention principle beyond the early

years· make shared parenting a reality· support social networks and collective efficacy

THE HOME FRONTJen Lexmond, Louise Bazalgette, Julia Margohttp://www.demos.co.uk ISBN 978-1-906693-60-2 £10

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Early Intervention: The Next StepsGraham Allan MP

Lessons from research

One of two parenting interventions identified by NICE as cost-effective in reducing

conduct disorder.

The large lifetime costs associated with conduct disorder, estimated to average £75,000 in milder cases to £225,000 in extreme ones, suggest that even a low success rate would constitute good value for money.

Incredible Years is listed as one of 19 recommended in the report because of it’s

strong evidence base

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Goals for the year ahead

Sharegood practice

Record yourparenting groups forCPD or accreditation

Set up your own peer support group

or join one near you

Work together to get the quality /cost effective

message across

CHILD & PARENT SUPPORT TEAM

BARNARDOS CYMRUELY FAMILIES SERVICE

GRAND AVENUEELY

CARDIFF CF5 4LE

TELEPHONE: 029 20577074

www.barnardos.org.uk