EU 2020 PRIORITY 5: FIGHTING POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION: AT LEAST 20 MILLION FEWER PEOPLE IN OR AT RISK OF POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION
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LECP HIGH LEVEL GOAL 13: IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELL- BEING
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SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY OBJECTIVE 12: TO PUT PARTICULAR FOCUS ATTENTION ON THE FOLLOWING AREAS: PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY, SUBSTANCE MISUSE, MENTAL HEALTH & SUICIDE, TRAVELLERS, ETHNIC MINORITIES, HOMELESSNESS AND LGBTI
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Actions
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Outputs
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Partners/Lead*
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Timeframe
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12.1 Ethnicity: Delivery of Training on a Train the Trainer basis of “Intercultural Awareness & Practice in Health & Social Care”
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Training provided to x staff / persons per annum
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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2016 - 2020
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12.2 To Map the Roma Community within Kilkenny
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Roma Community mapping and report produced and disseminated
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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2016
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12.3 Drug and Alcohol: Encourage responses to the SERDATF
identified priorities in Kilkenny under the themes of:
- Supply Control, Community Safety, Crime
- Treatment, Harm Reduction Services
- Education, Training and Employment
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X base line and increase to x?
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KDTF*
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12.4 Homelessness: To continue to work as an integrated Homeless Action Team to meet the needs of complex cases that present in Kilkenny as victims of homelessness
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12.3 To have developed 5
successful integrated responses
to homeless clients
presenting to the Homeless
Action Team per year
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HAT*
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2016-2018
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12.5 To ensure those presenting as homeless have access to health
services by ensuring each service user has a current valid medical
card.
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x new medical cards issued
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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12.6 To ensure those presenting as homeless have a Health Needs
assessment carried out on admittance to Homeless Services.
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x new assessments carried out
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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2016-2020
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12.7 To ensure each service user has a care plan which will support them to manage their physical, general health and addiction issues
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x new care plans developed
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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2016-2020
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- To ensuring Homeless Services are working to Quality
Standards.
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Quality standards checklist developed and services reaching a score of at least 85%
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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2016-2020
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12.9 Mental Health: Support the implementation of the Lifeline County Strategy for Suicide Prevention.
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12.4 Kilkenny Lifeline Group to
present implementation
outcomes to the LCDC on an
annual basis
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Lifeline
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2015 - 2018
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12.10 Mental Health: Continue to Link in With Lifeline when supporting young people’s positive mental health through the Arts Office Literary programmes
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Production of 1 Rhyme Rag magazine per year with associated workshops
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KKCC Arts Office
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2016-2020
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12.11 LGBTI Continue to support Kilkenny Pride and Out for the weekend event on annual basis
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12.5 One event per annum
supported.
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KKCC* Community & Culture Section
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2015 - 2020
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12.12 LGBTI Host a series of round-table discussions to identify key needs and responses to the LGBTI in Kilkenny
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12.6 Needs Analysis completed.
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KKCC* Community & Culture Section
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2016 -2017
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12.13 Continue to develop needs based and demand-led services for all young people with a particular focus on young people experiencing exclusion and/or difficulties in adolescence. This will include accessible youth cafes, the mental health resilience programme, the youth mentoring programme, ‘Work to Learn’ for up to x people.
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12.7 Services expanded to meet
the needs of 10 new young
people per year
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Ossory Youth
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2016-2020
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12.14 O.Y Encourage Programme participation and development in Ossory Youth and Drum, and in particular for the Polish youth club, African youth group, ‘Open Door’ gay/straight alliance group, Garda Youth Diversion, CBDI, school-based life skills programmes and mainstream
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Ossory Youth, the DRUM
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12.15 To implement the findings contained in the LGBTI Research “The Rainbow Report – LGBTI Health Needs & Experiences & Health Sector Responses.
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Improved health service experiences for the LGBTI community in Kilkenny
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HSE Social Inclusion Unit
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2016-2020
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12.16 To improve the health outcomes of Travellers living in Kilkenny through the delivery of targeted Traveller health messages and programmes as part of the Kilkenny Traveller Health Project.
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20 Traveller families engaged in Traveller health programmes
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Kilkenny Traveller Health Project
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2016-2020
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12.17 DRUM Providing family support / individual support to young people referred to The Drum through Túsla and other relevant agencies.
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Get specifics
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12.18 FRC’s to continue to provide family support / individual support to young people referred to them through Túsla and other relevant agencies.
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16 referred Family/individuals receiving family support services through the FRC
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FRC’s
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2016-2020
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