Address increased mental wellbeing support needs of young people (alongside statutory services)
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Review scale of increase in cases of domestic violence and the support needs of young people across LCR; better understand what services are available and the routes to accessing these for young people
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Understand the impact this crisis will have on food, finances, and housing (eviction) for young people over the next 12 months and how the sector can address this
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Address employment/training issues facing school leavers
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LCR support and guidance for children and young people organisations to return to work, e.g. risk assessments, access to PPE
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Guidance about adapting delivery models – especially face to face and in community venues/settings
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Collective procurement of PPE supplies at LCR or Council level
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Better collective and multi-agency working, e.g. understanding/awareness about signposting referral points within VCFSE and public sectors; develop a triage system for VCFSE organisations and level of need that different agencies are best placed to deliver
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Call for more volunteers to support children and young people
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Assess potential for LCR Cares to shift call to larger pots for delivery organisations in financial danger
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Find ways to address digital exclusion for young people – especially disabled young people
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Support from commissioners and flexibility of contracted delivery during COVID-19, e.g. monitoring requirements
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Positive stories of young people adhering to lockdown, showing young care and are responsible
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Promoting the value of youth work as part of our communities and the response to date
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Children and young people’s consortium development support
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Longer term funding
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The impact of lost income on VCFSE children and young people’s delivery organisations
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Potential public sector funds for non-COVID-19 delivery over next 2 years
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