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Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 Information• Achieving Economic Wellbeing – able to contribute to and share inthe borough’s rising prosperity.Figure 5.2.2 shows the breakdown of the participation of young people ineach of the five areas of the ‘Every Child Matters’ framework.Figure 5.2.2: Participation of Young People in Each of the Five AreasSource: BMBC Youth Service 2008/09Number of Young People which Participated in Activities Arrangedby the Youth Service During 2008/09 by the Five Outcomes(Source: BMBC Youth Service)5000Be Healthy Enjoy & Achieve Make a Positive Contribution Stay Safe Achieve Economic Well Being45004000Number of Young People3500300025002000150010005000Borough WideCentral,Kingstone & OldTownCudworth &North EastDarton East,Darton West &DodworthDearne North &SouthHoyland Milton &RockinghamPenistone East& WestRoyston, MonkBretton & StHelensStairfoot &WorsbroughWombwell &DarfieldBeing Healthy has a specific focus on physical health, mental and emotionalhealth, sexual health, healthy lifestyles and drugs. So far 11 Sexual HealthCentres have been established across the nine Forum Areas.Figure 5.2.3 Location of the Sexual Health Centres by Area Forum AreaForum AreaLocationArea 1 - Royston, Monk Bretton & St Helens 1. St Helens CEC2. Athersley Kats Whiskers Youth ClubArea 2 – Stairfoot & Worsbrough 3. Worsbrough Youth Club4. Kendray Community HouseArea 3 – Wombwell & Darfield 5. Darfield Centre 17 Youth Club6. Wombwell Highfields Youth ClubArea 4 – Central, Kingstone & Old Town 6 M Zone at the MetrodomeArea 5 – Penistone East & WestPlanned for Penistone Youth ClubArea 6 – Dearne North & South7. Dearne Youth ClubArea 7 – Hoyland Milton & Rockingham8Komplex Youth ClubArea 8 – Cudworth & North East9Cudworth Youth ClubArea 9 – Darton East, Darton West & Dodworth10 Kexit House CEC- 57 -
Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 Information5.3 Children, Young People and Families: Social Care services5.3.1 Number of Referrals and Re-referralsChildren, Young People and Families Social Care services received 8,013contacts in 2008/09 from which there were 2,251 referrals. This was aconsiderable increase in contacts from the 6,872 contacts in 2007/08 whereasthe numbers that converted into referrals went down from the 2,480 referralsin 2007/08.Figure 5.3.1 Referrals by Ward and Deprivation80Referrals Per 1000 Estimated Population Aged 0-18 by Ward and DeprivationDuring 2008/09(Source: BMBC Children's Services & Central Research Team)70Number of Referrals Per 1000605040302010R 2 = 0.8302Rate Per1000Linear(Rate Per1000)0DearneNorthSt. Helen'sStairfootDearneSouthWorsbroughNorth EastMonkBrettonKingstoneCentralCudworthWombwellHoylandMiltonDarfieldRoystonRockinghamOld TownDodworthDarton EastDartonWestPenistoneWestPenistoneEastMost DeprivedAbove AverageDeprivationAverageBelow AverageDeprivationLeast DeprivedQuintile 1 Quintile 2 Quintile 3 Quintile 4 Quintile 5Note: R is a figure to illustrate the correlation between two sets of data, with -1 being a perfectnegative correlation, and +1 being a perfect positive correlation. Usually, +0.7 or above isregarded a significant positive result.Figure 5.3.1 illustrates that there are more referrals to Social Care Servicesfrom the more deprived areas compared to the more affluent areas.5.3.1 Initial Assessments & Core AssessmentsThe initial assessment is a brief assessment of each child or young personthat is referred to local authority Children’s Social Care Services. The initialassessment will find out whether the child is in need, the nature of anyservices required, and whether a further, more detailed core assessmentshould be undertaken. This should be completed by Children’s Social Caresocial workers who, by working with colleagues, should complete it within amaximum of seven working days of the date of referral. The initial assessmentperiod may be very brief if the criteria for initiating a Child Protectioninvestigation under Section 47 of the Children Act 1989 are met (see 5.3.2).- 58 -
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