COMMUNITY PLANNING ABERDEEN

CPA Improvement Projects

 

The refreshed Aberdeen City Local Outcome Improvement Plan (LOIP) was approved by Community Planning Aberdeen Board on 26 Feb 2019. It introduces 15 Stretch Outcomes to be delivered by 2026 and 125 shorter term improvement projects, the majority of which aim to be delivered by 2021.  On 1 May 2019, the CPA Board agreed to take a phased approach to the initiation of the LOIP improvement projects over the next three years and approved the CPA Improvement Programme 2019-21. 

See below Improvement Project Charters for the projects which have started.  The charters provide a high level overview of the changes we will test as part of these projects to achieve our improvement aims. The Improvement Programme Update Report gives you the latest information on live projects.

Project Charters

S01: 10% increase in employment across priority and volume growth sectors by 2026.

1.1 Stimulate a 5% increase in the number of start-up businesses in growth sectors by 2021

SO2: 90% of working people in Living Wage employment by 2026.

2.1 Increase the impact and measured value of Partnership wide community benefits programme by 2022.

SO 3: 95% of children (0-5 years) will reach their expected developmental milestones by the time of their child
health reviews by 2026 

3.1 Increase the number of families who request additional support and receive an offer of an appropriate service within 30 days of receipt of the Child’s Plan, to 80% by 2021 

3.2 Reduce the number of births affected by drugs by 0.6% by 2026

3.3 Reduce the rate of teenage pregnancies [Under 16s] by 3% by 2021; and Reduce the rate of teenage pregnancies [under 16s] in the CPP locality areas by 10% by 2021

SO4: 90% of children and young people will
report that they feel mentally well by 2026.

4.1 Increase the confidence of school-based staff to recognise and respond to children who require support and directing them to the School Nursing Service to 90% by 2021; and Increase the confidence of parents and young people to recognise and seek support in response to deteriorating mental wellbeing by 2022

SO5: 95% of care experienced children and young people will have the same levels of attainment in education, emotional
wellbeing, and positive destinations as their peers by 2026.

5.1 Increase the number of care experienced young people accessing a positive and sustained destination by 25% by 2022

5.2 Increase in the number of inhouse foster and kinship placements by 2021

SO6: 95% of children living in our priority localities will sustain a positive destination upon leaving school by 2026.

6.1 Increase the no. young people who effectively transition from primary school to secondary school by 2021

6.2 Increase the number of young people living in Quintiles 1,2 and 3 who achieve a sustained positive destination by working with communities to 90% 2022

6.3 Increase the number of young people taking up foundation apprenticeships to 142 by 2021

6.4 Increase the number of opportunities for parents and carers to gain an insight into how to meaningfully contribute to the educational progress of their children and young people by 30% by 2021

6.5 Reduce the number of winter leavers with no positive destination by 50% by 2021

  

 

SO7: Child Friendly City which supports all children to prosper and engage actively with their communities by 2026.

Projects in development

SO8: 25% fewer young people (under 18) charged with an offence by 2026.

8.1 Increase by 20% the number of young people identified as being at risk of becoming involved in offending behaviour who are engaged in targeted community based activities by 2021; and Reduce the instances of anti-social behaviour as a result of appropriate ad effective interventions in targeted areas by 10% by 2021

SO9: 25% fewer people receiving a first ever Court conviction each year by 2026.

9.1 Increase the number of cases of people appropriately diverted from prosecution by 2021. 

SO10: 2% fewer people reconvicted within one year of receiving a community or custodial sentence by 2026.

10.1 Increase the number of family members of people in HMP Grampian and HMYOI Polmont who received appropriate and timely support from Families Outside, Family Centre & Help Hub (Action for Children), and Alcohol & Drugs Action by 20% by 2021. 

10.2 Increase no. of individuals who are on a custodial sentence, CPO Supervision or Diversion from Prosecution are being supported to make progress on the Employability Pipeline by 2021

10.3 Increase to 30% the number of individuals who are involved in cuckooing incidents who undertake effective interventions or who are referred to relevant support services (as a % of all those identified as being involved in cuckooing incidents) in priority localities by 2021.

10.4 Increase the uptake and retention of people in the Justice System with drug and alcohol related problems in specialist substance by 100% by 2021  

SO11: Healthy life expectancy (time lived in good health) is five years longer by 2026.

11.1 Increase uptake of a range of activities that enable people with long term conditions to manage their health and well-being by 2021.

11.2 Extend the link working approach across primary care to support 3,000 people attain their own identified outcomes by 2021

11.3 To reduce the percentage of men and women who are obese in Aberdeen City to 20% by 2021 

SO12: Rate of harmful levels of alcohol consumption reduced by 4% and drug related deaths lower than Scotland by 2026.

12.1 Increase the percentage of care experienced children and young people receiving educational support and input on alcohol and drugs issues by 2021 

12.2 100% of schools have a progressive, cohesive and relevant substance misuse curriculum by 2021 

12.3 Reduce the incidence of fatal drug overdose by innovative developments and increasing the distribution of naloxone  by 10% by 2021 

SO13: No one in Aberdeen will go without food due to poverty by 2026.

13.1 Increase community food growing in schools, communities and workplaces by 2021.

S014: Addressing climate change by reducing Aberdeen’s carbon emissions by 42.5% by 2026 by 2026 and adapting to the impacts of our changing climate.

14.1 Community led resilience plans in place for areas most vulnerable to flooding by 2021.

SO15: 38% of people walking and 5% of people cycling as main mode of travel by 2026.

No current projects

Latest Update

Latest Improvement Programme Update Report – September 2019