1. The Voluntary Sector Thrive Partnership

2. Grant Agreement between Bolton CCG and Bolton CVS for Bolton CVS to facilitate a voluntary sector partnership as part of Bolton’s Children and Young People’s Emotional Well Being and Mental Health Transformation Plan
Partners agreed by panel of NHS Bolton CCG, Bolton CVS and Youth Council representative
Project Ideas Forms submitted outlining the project/activity and costs
Partnership meetings held throughout the process to discuss the needs of young people, what the offer could be, how partners will work together and outcomes for young people in Bolton.
Partners agreed and funding distribution April 2017

3. THRIVE
BLGC
Bolton YMCA
BAND
Headspace
Fortalice
ZACS

4. Bolton CVS - Lead Agency - Point of contact with CCG
Thrive partners
Undertake Standardised Training
Outcome based New & Enhanced Activities
Signpost to services
Targeted engagement with under represented groups
Shared Learning/
Networking
Small investment pots of up to £2,000 for new ideas
Young Person's Decision Making Panel
Thrive Partnership

5. Anticipated Thrive Outcomes
Voluntary sector providers equipped to offer a consistent, quality offer of low level mental health and well-being support to children and young people
A wider support network offer for children and young people with low level mental health issues
Provision of a range of activities to promote positive mental health
Effective signposting and referral on to other services as part of the new CAMHS (Child, Adult Mental Health Service) Pathway.
A joint offer from the voluntary sector of young people and mental health low level provision.

6. The Thrive Offer Emotional health & well being workshops
Safe Space Cafe for Young People with low level mental health issues
Youth champions/Small investments decided by young person’s panel
Emotional health & well being workshops
Supporting development of healthy relationships using creative interactive activities and the recovery toolkit
Tailored Training and support for staff across the partnership
Development of Pathways with CAMHS