Mental Health
Improving children and young people’s mental health outcomes by 2020 is a national priority. The Children’s Mental Health Taskforce report Future in Mind sets out a clear direction for local leadership across the system. Commissioners and providers need to work together to improve mental health services by ensuring children and young people have access to high quality services when and where they are needed most.
The ADCS policy committee with lead responsibility for mental health is the Health, Care and Additional Needs Policy Committee.
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We have made progress over recent years to acknowledge and understand better the...
Education and Health and Social Care Select Committees report on the...
Response to the Care Quality Commission report on children and young people’s...
ADCS response to Transforming Children and Young People’s Mental Health...
Comment on Expert Working Group’s report, ‘Improving mental health support...
ADCS response to the Care Quality Commission’s report into child and...
Oxfordshire County Council guidance on use of Mental Capacity Act 2005 in...
ADCS submission to the Education Select Committee inquiry into the mental health...
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We have made progress over recent years to acknowledge and understand better the...
Education and Health and Social Care Select Committees report on the...
Response to the Care Quality Commission report on children and young people’s...
Comment on Expert Working Group’s report, ‘Improving mental health support...
ADCS response to the Care Quality Commission’s report into child and...
ADCS response to Transforming Children and Young People’s Mental Health...
ADCS submission to the Education Select Committee inquiry into the mental health...
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Oxfordshire County Council guidance on use of Mental Capacity Act 2005 in...