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Contact Rachel Rayner: 07962 229 206@hopeproject2016
[email protected] www.burdenbasket.co.uk
2017 1
The HOPE ProjectHelping Our Pupils’ Emotions
Contact Rachel Rayner T: 07962 229 206 E: [email protected]
• All children and young people have their ups and downs and experience all kinds of thoughts and feelings as they grow up.
• There are many different kinds of problems and worries that get in the way of children and young people growing with enjoyment, happiness and confidence; this is what we mean by emotional well-being.
• Problems vary in how serious they can be. For some children and young people the problems may pass quickly, for others their everyday lives are greatly affected and they may need extra help over and above what can ordinarily be provided by their families, relatives and friends.
• This presentation explains what to expect from the HOPE Project
Contact Rachel Rayner T: 07962 229 206 E: [email protected]
The HOPE Project is a school listening service which supports children, young people and their families. The project offers early intervention and also promotes a whole school approach for emotional wellbeing.
A child or young person may need someone to talk to about emotional, behavioural, social difficulties or some advice. HOPE can provide this support.
Contact Rachel Rayner T: 07962 229 206 E: [email protected]
Any aspect of family life that may be affecting your child’s emotional well-being. These are some of the more common problems but the list is not exhaustive.
• Family change / break up and make up• Low self-esteem / low confidence• School refusal• Bullying• Behaviour• Anxiety• Sadness• Illness/Terminal illness• Bereavement • And more than there is space to mention!
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• HOPE trains school staff to be a supportive “Listening Ear” to the increasing numbers of troubled children & young people in schools
• The HOPE “Listening Ears” are trained in approaches designed to prevent problems escalating to crises and promotes a whole school approach to emotional wellbeing.
• The staff are supported throughout the school year through individual supervision, group networking and free email/telephone advice
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1 Green, H., McGinnity, A., Meltzer, H., Ford, T. & Goodman, R.(2004). The mental health of children and
young people in Great Britain. London: Office for National Statistics. 2 Mental Health Foundation (2006) Truth Hurts, Report of the National Inquiry into Self-HarmAmong Young People. Publications from the Mental Health Foundation.3 Office for National Statistics (2004). Census 2001: national report for England and Wales. London: Office for National Statistics.
4 Department for Children, Schools and Families (2009c). Youth cohort study and longitudinal study of young people in England: the activities and experiences of 17 year olds: England 2008. London: DCSFSurhcke M, Pillas D & Selai C (2008) Economic aspects of mental health in children and adults in: Social cohesion for mental wellbeing amongst adolescents. World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe
Mental Health issues are increasing and having a greater impact on children & young people than ever before.
• 1 in 10 children and young people aged 5 - 16 suffer from a diagnosable
mental health disorder - that is three children in every class (*Metzler 2000).
• Between 1 in every 12 to 15 young people deliberately self-harm2.
• Nearly 80,000 children and young people suffer from severe depression3.
• 60% of children in care have a mental health disorder4
• Children with behavioural or emotional difficulties are less likely to achieve in school and are more likely to be excluded.
• Annual cost of ONE troubled child to the Govt; £11,030 to £59,1305
Contact Rachel Rayner: 07962 229 206@hopeproject2016
[email protected] www.burdenbasket.co.uk
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(Pupil Premium R-Y6:£1,320Y7-Y11 £935LAC £1,900)
Cost per hour of Tier Two Counsellors (approx)
Costs of Hope
Session = 3 hours
Counsellor cost per hour =£50 £50 x3 =£150
£150 for half a day£300 per day
Training = £400 (4 days)Networking = £60 (2 hrs, termly)Supervision = £300 (5 x1hr per half term)
Training & development in first year = £760
Costs per session/day
Counsellor for half a day = £150 / £300 p day
TA for half a day = £45TA for one day = £90 p day
Per school there are 39 weeks, therefore 39 days of support
Costs over year
£300 x 39 days =£11,700 p school yr
£90 x 39 days (£3,510) + £760 training package= £4,270 in year one for whole training & delivery
That’s a saving of £7,430 You could double the listening ear time and still have change.
*** With training school staff the benefits are long lasting as the school have a resident lay-professional that is knowledgeable, helpful and available to support pupils and families as needed. HOPE builds capacity and provides “in-house expertise”***
Think about: What is your schools’ policy and whole-school approach to mental health & emotional wellbeing?
What troubles do children & young people have in your school?
What does your school need to help support children & young people?
Then take action…Call us to discuss the options you need: 07962 229 206
Request a meeting: [email protected]
Contact: Rachel Rayner T: 07962 229 206 E: [email protected]
Past Work Experience
• CYP IAPT Service Lead
• School-Based Mental Health
• Trained IPT
• Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services (UK) since 2005
• School Social Work (USA)
• Play Therapy (USA)
• Special Needs / EBD residential schools
• Substance misuse services
• Adult community Mental Health
Contact: Rachel Rayner T: 07962 229 206 E: [email protected]
Education•B.Sc (Hons) Psychology
(1991-1995)
•M.S.W (USA) Clinical Social Work (2001)
Professional Registration and Membership
HCPC SW80034
BASW