1. Quiet tide or Revolution? The Social Services & Well-being (Wales)Bill www.wcva.org.uk 0800 2888 329 help@wcva.org.uk

2. The Bill where its got to What are the game changers? what do we want to achieve Opportunities where can we achieve together? 3. With this bill, I am legislating for a clear, new direction for social care in Wales. In order to improve outcomes for people and develop the sustainability of the sector, major changes need to be made to the legislative framework for social services. We need to work with our partners to ensure peoples well-being is at the heart of the services we deliver. 4. Wellbeing Statement http://imatterwales.org.uk/ 5. Young views The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Childrens Rights Measure Looked after children and young people involved in first model of a national outcomes framework 6. The Bill Introduced January 2013 Stage 1 general principles approved Stage 2 - timetabled Government amendments with detailed consideration by committee & AMs opportunity to vote http://www.senedd.assemblywales.org/ieLi stDocuments.aspx?CId=227&MID=1771 7. Work to get here Independent Commission Sustainable Social Services: a Framework for Action Partnership Forum Social Services Leadership Group Alliance of Alliances/ CDS Ref Group 8. Key Statements Advocacy additional duty for LAs Assessment & eligibility focus on advice, assistance & prevention in community to enhance wellbeing Prevention & early intervention people at the centre; duty on LAs to provide a range of preventative services 9. Wellbeing Statement http://imatterwales.org.uk/ 10. Wellbeing Statement Entitled to and responsibility for You can have a say about things that happen. You get support to have a job if you can work. You feel safe. You can meet people and do things you enjoy. You have enough money to live on. You get support to do things on your own. 11. Opportunities Citizen Panel National Outcomes Framework Deflect from acute Integration of Health & Social Care better outcomes for the person Locality networks & role of GPs Dewis public portal 12. Co-producing Investing in community WHOLE capacity and community INITIATIVE: person led service user led community led mixed vol and staff Integrated servicesdirect payments co-production enablers self help consortia co-operatives social enterprises community owned/led assets 13. Engagement Participation Cymru - National Principles for Public Engagement in Wales Making the Connections Community Voice projects 14. Engaging children Children are not mini adults! They have varied needs and aspirations Avoid the 7 main pitfalls National Childrens Participation Standards 15. Early Intervention WCVAs Wales Wellbeing Bond millions to redesign or create new third sector public services at the national, regional or local authority levelCollaboratives/service packages Enterprising Communities and Making the Connections 16. New ways of working Empowering users and carers Develop skills in outcome based assessment, planning and review with users and carers Needs assessments Effective multi disciplinary work Developing community resources 17. Alternative Models Database of service providers Intelligent commissioning Develop model of citizen-directed support creative, innovative, responsive services greater range of services run by citizens/service users/carers- social enterprises & new sources of funding 18. Scrutiny Develop formal scrutiny beginning to work with Centre for Public Scrutiny Inspection and Regulation White Paper Develop and support models of citizen scrutiny Third sector engagement of citizen voice 19. OpportunitiesAre we missing any tricks to maximise these revolutionary times? What else?Who & what can help? 20. Contact details: Constance Adams Senior Policy Officer, WCVA cadams@wcva.org.uk 07545513543Catriona Williams Chief Executive Children in Wales Catriona.williams @childreninwales.org.uk 02920342434