☀️ A great time was in the cards for all who attended the NORTHEAST REGIONAL EARLY INTERVENTION COLLABORATIVE INC Casino Night 🎰❗on 3/16 at #TheGrand in Totowa, especially honoree #SpeechLanguagePathologist Nadine Knapp! Sunny Days' Program Director, Karen Olanrewaju & Clinical Educator, Carmela Hanna each praised Nadine for her outstanding dedication to #EarlyIntervention families in #NewJersey. Congratulations, Nadine! 💙 #SLP #MakingTheFutureBrighter #OneChildAtATime
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Hot on the heels of The Academy of Medical Sciences' disturbing findings on worsening child health, it's good to see coverage of HPIG's report on Integrated Care Systems and the needs of babies, children and young people in National Health Executive today. We found some good practice in ICS strategies and plans, but more integration with education and children's services and greater clarity on leadership and accountability needed.
More national support is needed to eliminate inconsistent planning. Find out more → https://lnkd.in/e4fPAKvY National Children's Bureau Amanda Allard Matthew Dodd #ChildrenAndYoungPeople #ICSs #IntegratedCare
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Revitalizing the perception of child support can contribute to better co-parenting, self-sufficiency, and improved outcomes for families. Learn how from Meshia Sandifer Henderson, Tirhas Wubneh, Dwayne Brown, and Tracy Driver at the ERICSA 2024 Annual Training Conference & Exposition. Learn more about the session: https://lnkd.in/evUc6eZ9 #ChildSupport #ERICSA #MaximusSolutions
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Health and social care improvement consultant / director level interim. Social work professional doctorate student focusing on strengths based approaches.
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"We hope our assessments help to drive improvement and parity of esteem for the adult social care sector. We will all either use our local authorities for social care at some point in our lives or a loved one will, so it really matters to everybody how local authorities are functioning and how they are delivering on their duties. And our public reports and ratings will enable people to see what their local authority is doing, how it compares to others, the current risks and challenges within that local authority area, and the impact it has on local people. The knowledge people have from those reports about what their local authority is doing means they’ll be able to hold them to account for things where they might not be doing as well. And we can also showcase best practice and innovative ways that local authorities care for and support people." — Mary Cridge, Director of adult social care Catch the full question and answer session, which was hosted by Community Care, below. Expect an update on our local authority assessment pilots, our longer term approach, how we’re talking to frontline staff and much more.
Local authority assessment Question and Answer session with Community Care
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#RJWeek - Our Journey to #RestorativeJustice In April 2022, after months of preparation and planning, we were funded by the Scottish Government to design, develop and deliver a national hub for Restorative Justice service for cases of sexual harm, with initial work taking place in Edinburgh, Lothians and the Borders. Together with Dr. Estelle Zinsstag of Edinburgh Napier University, we put our plan into motion and began developing the specialist service. This included: ➡️ The design of four bespoke services ➡️ An accompanying wraparound support team, including mentors, counsellors and lived experience support. ➡️ The establishment of three working groups made up of professionals, academics, practitioners, and survivors, that would look at risk, monitoring and evaluation and service development. ➡️ The recruitment and training of staff and a facilitation team As a result of successful collaboration, meaningful engagement and hard work, we now have four services in development. ➡️Restorative conversations and processes ➡️ Secondary Harm Service ➡️ Restorative Café ➡️ TS family services With the creation of these new services, our restorative justice project has been at the forefront of innovation, with services specifically designed and developed for survivors of sexual harm and violence. Now, it’s not that this is brand new practice, in fact there are many restorative services that support survivors of this community and cases have been facilitated across the globe for many years. What makes our service different is that it has been authentically co-produced with those who will use them, we asked what they needed, expected, and wanted from a service and their voices have shaped our services and our organisation over the last 18 months. Thriving Survivors really have been paving the way in ensuring the voices of survivors are heard and that they influence the design, development and delivery of services. If you want to learn more about our developing services: https://lnkd.in/ei2BEdqu #RestorativeJusticeInScotland #RJ #SystemicChangeInScotland
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These assessments will definitely drive improvement and provide important information ✅
"We hope our assessments help to drive improvement and parity of esteem for the adult social care sector. We will all either use our local authorities for social care at some point in our lives or a loved one will, so it really matters to everybody how local authorities are functioning and how they are delivering on their duties. And our public reports and ratings will enable people to see what their local authority is doing, how it compares to others, the current risks and challenges within that local authority area, and the impact it has on local people. The knowledge people have from those reports about what their local authority is doing means they’ll be able to hold them to account for things where they might not be doing as well. And we can also showcase best practice and innovative ways that local authorities care for and support people." — Mary Cridge, Director of adult social care Catch the full question and answer session, which was hosted by Community Care, below. Expect an update on our local authority assessment pilots, our longer term approach, how we’re talking to frontline staff and much more.
Local authority assessment Question and Answer session with Community Care
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Want to learn more about So Every BODY Can Move? Take some time and listen to AOPA's Manager of Public Engagement talk about it on the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists' O&P Clinical Care Insiders podcast. #WeAreOandP #soeverybodycanmove #advocacy
The latest episode of O&P Clinical Care Insiders is out! Recorded live at #AAOP2024 in Chicago last month, listen as Seth O'Brien, CP, FAAOP(D), sits down with Nicole Ver Kuilen, disability advocate and champion of the So Every BODY Can Move initiative. They discuss the crucial role of advocacy within the O&P profession, the remarkable achievements of the So Every BODY Can Move program, and its profound impact on our community, the program's ongoing success, and exciting future endeavors. Listen now: https://buff.ly/3UeSgN7 This episode is sponsored by Qwadra.
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Unlock the potential for positive change with home and community habilitation! Here are outcomes that highlight the transformative impact on independence and well-being. #HabilitationSuccess #IndependenceJourney #CommunityIntegration #SharonHillPA #HomeHealthCare
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Comprehensive Care for Early Intervention & Special Education #earlyintervention #specialeducation #speechtherapy #occupationaltherapy #behaviortherapy #parentalsupport
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An update from Matt VanAuken, Developmental Pathways’ CEO/Executive Director: “I wanted to give a quick update and let you all know that DP and its leadership are aware of the recent Colorado Sun article, which shares the real-world impact of the myriad challenges facing Colorado’s long-term care system (https://lnkd.in/g3HBzVmt). DP has been working tirelessly with community partners and HCPF on identifying and solving the countless underlying issues impacting families across the state and weighing heavy on our teams and county partners. We feel that we are making progress and that HCPF is working to resolve these complaints, and we will continue to push for solutions that bring relief quickly and foster genuine, long-term, sustainable solutions. This letter from HCPF, linked on our CMRD Known Issues page, acknowledges the issues that may impact you and reiterates their dedication to navigating these challenges: https://bit.ly/3wBlmN4 If you are a provider, member, or caretaker with inquiries regarding known issues regarding Case Management Redesign and/or actions you can take, please visit https://lnkd.in/g4UDKmAR
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Recruiting Seniors in Peoria for AmeriCorps Seniors Program The HAP Foundation, through an AmeriCorps Seniors Senior Demonstration Project grant, will provide up to 15 selected participants ages 55+ in Peoria County, Illinois with training to become a Community Health Worker. Ideal candidates are trusted members of the community, have great communication skills, and connect others to community resources. No prior health care experience is needed. Two informational sessions will be held: January 17, 2024, 2:00-5:00 pm CST at the Peoria Public Library Main Library (107 N.E. Monroe), 1st Floor Meeting Room, or January 18, 2024, 10:00 am -12:00 pm CST at the Peoria Public Library Lincoln Library (1312 W. Lincoln Ave.), Hot Air Balloon Meeting Room. For more information contact Racheal Telleen at 312-741-1290 or rtelleen@thehapfoundation.org. Solvera Health
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4moWe’re so excited and happy for Nadine on receiving this recognition award. Her work and compassion to the babies and toddlers she evaluates is inspiring. Her mission to change lives is truly remarkable. !!