Project Charter - Network North

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(including measures of known benefits which relate to deliverables as well as less tangible benefits) and relevant other groups in the process of establishing the best mechanism for regional planning and co-ordination. • Improved access rates for child and adolescent mental health services. • The development of a service delivery framework for the Northern region will assist both the access and provision of services to service users and their family/whanau. This will result in improved alignment and interface of services so that there is a more effective continuum of care across services. • The development of an infrastructure to support and lead regional child and adolescent mental health sector projects. Benefits for Maori (outline benefits which contribute to Maori Health gains or Maori responsiveness) Coverage (areas, services, systems, etc., affected by project) Coverage exclusions (if required for clarification) Assumptions (if required for clarification) ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT Alignment to organisations Vision & Mission, Strategic Plan and Business Plan Linkages with other initiatives (linkages and interdependencies critical to project success) The development of a service delivery framework that recognises the continuum of care across services, will improve both the alignment and access to services. This will ensure that there is improved accessibility to Maori. The development of shared care / collaborative approaches to service delivery will ensure that partnerships occur with communities to improve Maori health. The project will work via the Child and Youth work stream with the four regional DHBs and the other identified stakeholders. • Achieving the best outcomes for clients/tangata whai ora and their families/whanau is a key principle. • Any developments or initiatives in the CAMH sector in the Northern Region need to be cognisant of the principles of equity of access and a regionally consistent standard of service, whilst maintaining local autonomy. • A proportion of additional Blueprint funding will be specifically applied to mental health services for the child and youth population. The project is aligned with Northern Regional Mental Health and Addictions Strategic Directions Document 2005-2010. The project will identify and develop linkages with DHB, NGO and other child and youth services i.e. education, CYF, Justice etc that are working to improve Child and Youth Mental Health outcomes. Primary Health linkages will be made through the outcome of the current project been undertaken by the Primary Mental Health workstream. This is a stocktake of primary mental health initiatives that are occurring in both DHBs and PHOs in the Northern Region. Organisational and other constraints Transition to business as usual (issues that need to be considered in transferring the results of this project to the operational services) Alcohol and Other Drug Workstream is currently undertaking a project on reviewing AOD services for Child and Adolescent. The outcomes of this project will be made available to this project. Potential organisational constraints are the availability of project team members to work effectively with the project manager and commitment of statutory agencies to the project goals. The involvement of key players in the service delivery sectors in the project will ensure that the project is relevant to service delivery at all levels and will be sustainable into the future. STAKEHOLDERS 4
Key stakeholders (Maori should be treated as key stakeholders and a partnership approach developed to ensure appropriate involvement) • Network North Coalition • Northern Region DHB CAMHS • Other NNC work streams • Paediatric and Youth Health Services • Maori providers and Iwi • Moana Pasifika • Consumer and family groups Other stakeholders • Education sector • Welfare Sector • Youth Justice • Social Service agencies • Primary Health Organisations PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPROACH Project strategy • NDSA will provide Project Sponsorship and Project Co-ordination (broad statement of on behalf of the Northern Region DHBs. how project will be approached) • The Child and Youth Workstream will identify the appropriate stakeholders to ensure that the different sectors are included in the project. • The Child and Youth Workstream will provide consultation and guidance where appropriate. This will include reviewing documents for the different phases of the project, so that the overall project goal is achieved. • Child and Youth Workstream Leaders will ensure that project recommendations are presented to Network North Coalition and Northern Region DHBs for consideration. • An emphasis on a collaborative approach with other services will be maintained throughout the project to ensure that the concept of a continuum of care for child, youth and their families, is achieved. Project Structure (describe how project components will link together) • Project Manager will be contracted by NDSA ( in consultation with the Child and Youth Workstream Leaders) • Regional Project Co-ordinator and Child and Youth Workstream Leaders will establish a Project Team. • Project Team and Project Manager to meet on agreed regular basis • Child and Youth Workstream will be used as the reference group for the project • Wider consultation groups will be established where appropriate • Regional Project Co-ordinator has delegated responsibility for Project Sponsor, and will consult and seek authorisation for any project changes when necessary. • Regional Project Co-ordinator and Project Manager to ensure project documentation is maintained as agreed. • Child and Youth Workstream Leaders to ensure that project recommendations are reported back to Network North Coalition and Northern Region DHBs for consideration. Project start date August 2006 Project completion date July 2007 Budget (approximate) Time required (hrs) Milestones • Project Manager appointed • Terms of Reference established • Phase One Project Plan and milestones agreed • Phase One completed • Outcomes of Phase One reviewed by Child and Youth Workstream • Phase Two Project Plan and milestones agreed • Phase Two Completed • Outcomes of Phase Two reviewed by Child and Youth Workstream • Phase Three Project Plan and milestones agreed • Phase Three completed 5 Date
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