Developing your MASH & MARAC in to One Front Door
Developing your MASH & MARAC in to One Front Door – Integrating Safeguarding and Domestic Abuse Wednesday 25th February 2015 [email protected] [email protected] © SafeLives 2015 1 In the workshop we will: • Explore the principles and functions of integrating safeguarding and domestic abuse in the One Front Door model • Hear from an area who are working towards implementation of the One Front Door model • Run a real case study through the One Front Door model • Discuss and compare to the current way of working in your area • Share SafeLives’ next steps to piloting the model © SafeLives 2015 2 One Front Door Any safeguarding concern Identification Family & friends Self referrals Statutory Agencies Voluntary Agencies -Social Care -Police -DV Specialist (IDVA) -Substance Misuse specialist -Mental Health specialist Local Assessment Framework - a Common Understanding of Assessment such as BRAG Assessment* Assessment RED High Risk * Highest risk takes precedence AMBER Medium Risk GREEN Standard Risk Fluid assessment linking children and adults simultaneously at the earliest opportunity With or without consent Action Without consent With consent Housing Offer contact details to relevant support agencies Social Care Police Multi Agency / Strategy meeting Substance misuse Mental health MAPPA © SafeLives 2015 BLUE Low or No Risk Health MARAC DV Specialist (IDVA) Probation STATUTORY OR VOLUNTARY AGENCIES SAFEGUARDING 3 Implementing the model locally Southampton- The Real Deal Linda Haitana, Service Manager Projects & Programmes, with Strategic Lead for Domestic Abuse Southampton City Council – Our approach – Local challenges – Phase 1 of implementing the model © SafeLives 2015 4 Case Study Break in to groups of 4 Make sure you’re in a group with one red, yellow, blue & green card RED High Risk AMBER Medium Risk GREEN Standard Risk BLUE Low or No Risk 5 5 One Front Door Any safeguarding concern Identification Family & friends Self referrals Statutory Agencies Voluntary Agencies -Social Care -Police -DV Specialist (IDVA) -Substance Misuse specialist -Mental Health specialist Local Assessment Framework - a Common Understanding of Assessment such as BRAG Assessment* Assessment * Highest risk takes precedence RED High Risk AMBER Medium Risk GREEN Standard Risk BLUE Low or No Risk Fluid assessment linking children and adults simultaneously at the earliest opportunity Provisional BRAG Knowing what you know now, what would your preliminary assessment be of: -Emma -Michael -Joseph (age 7) -Annabelle (2months) if you were the information officer that received this referral? © SafeLives 2015 6 One Front Door Any safeguarding concern Identification Family & friends Self referrals Statutory Agencies Voluntary Agencies -Social Care -Police -DV Specialist (IDVA) -Substance Misuse specialist -Mental Health specialist Local Assessment Framework - a Common Understanding of Assessment such as BRAG Assessment* Assessment * Highest risk takes precedence RED High Risk AMBER Medium Risk GREEN Standard Risk BLUE Low or No Risk Fluid assessment linking children and adults simultaneously at the earliest opportunity Assessment Having reviewed your information, what is your assessment -Emma now? -Michael -Joseph (age 7) -Annabelle (2months) © SafeLives 2015 7 One Front Door Any safeguarding concern Identification Family & friends Self referrals Statutory Agencies Voluntary Agencies Now you’ve confirmed your BRAG, what will your action be? -Social Care -Police -DV Specialist (IDVA) -Substance Misuse specialist -Mental Health specialist Local Assessment Framework - a Common Understanding of Assessment such as BRAG Assessment* Assessment RED High Risk * Highest risk takes precedence AMBER Medium Risk GREEN Standard Risk Fluid assessment linking children and adults simultaneously at the earliest opportunity With or without consent Action Without consent With consent Housing Offer contact details to relevant support agencies Social Care Police Multi Agency / Strategy meeting Substance misuse Mental health MAPPA © SafeLives 2015 BLUE Low or No Risk Health MARAC DV Specialist (IDVA) Probation STATUTORY OR VOLUNTARY AGENCIES SAFEGUARDING 8 One Front Door Any safeguarding concern Identification • Family & Self Statutory Voluntary Who’s this meeting? friendsleading referrals Agencies Agencies • -Social Care Who’s at the table? -Police -DV Specialist (IDVA) -Substance Misuse specialist -Mental Health specialist • What do you think your outcomes will be? Local Assessment Framework - a Common Understanding of Assessment such as BRAG Assessment* Assessment RED High Risk * Highest risk takes precedence AMBER Medium Risk GREEN Standard Risk Fluid assessment linking children and adults simultaneously at the earliest opportunity With or without consent Action Without consent With consent Housing Offer contact details to relevant support agencies Social Care Police Multi Agency / Strategy meeting Substance misuse Mental health MAPPA © SafeLives 2015 BLUE Low or No Risk Health MARAC DV Specialist (IDVA) Probation STATUTORY OR VOLUNTARY AGENCIES SAFEGUARDING 9 Reflections 1) How does this compare to what is currently happening in your area? 2) What are the strengths of this model? 3) What are the challenges of the model? Any Questions? © SafeLives 2015 10 Next Steps for SafeLives….. • Pilot implementing the model in 3-4 areas • Developing an implementation guide for strategic leads and commissioners as well as one for practitioners working in the One Front Door • We will monitor and evaluate the impact of the model on all safeguarding and the lives of those referred through the process Thank you [email protected] [email protected] © SafeLives 2015 Enjoy the rest of the day 11
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