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Partnership Outreach Programme Helps Break Cycle of Offending

The Positive Outcomes Project (POP) is a partnership-based outreach team that is making a difference to those who find themselves in a cycle of offending due to alcohol and/or drug dependency. 

The POP team consists of three Addiction Social Care Workers from our Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) as well as two officers from Police Scotland and a Sacro lived experience Peer Mentor. 

Item No.8 - Locality Plans

To advise the IJB-Executive Committee of the GCHSCP locality plans for 2016/17

NW Locality Engagement Forum Poster and Agenda - 2 March 2023

Item No.9 - Integrated Health and Social Care Hub at Parkhead

To provide the IJB-Executive Committee with a briefing on the commitment within the HSCP Strategic Plan to develop an integrated health and social care hub in Parkhead and to set this proposal within the wider context of our strategy to improve services for older people in the North East, and the Health Board’s draft proposals for re-designing services currently based at Lightburn Hospital

Helping Mothers in Glasgow to Breastfeed with Confidence

Congratulations to Elderpark Housing Association in Govan. They’ve recently signed up to the Breastfeeding Friendly Scotland Scheme. 

The Breastfeeding Friendly Scotland Scheme (BFS) runs across Scotland to help provide mothers with positive experiences of breastfeeding when out and about in public areas. Businesses and organisations can actively support mothers to feed on their premises by signing up to the BFS Scheme and displaying their BFS sticker. This gives a visual reassurance that breastfeeding families will be welcomed.

Item No.10 - Scottish Parliament Health and Sport Committee: Calls for view on Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services

To advise the IJB-Executive Committee of a response submitted to the Scottish Parliament Health and Sport Committee on behalf of the Glasgow City Integration Joint Board

New Video Launched Explaining How Technology Enabled Care and Support (TECS) Can Help People Live More Independently

Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) offers Technology Enabled Care and Support (TECS) as a care and support option, for people to live their lives as independently as possible, in their own home. 

A new video has been launched to promote and explain how TECS can work as part of a person’s package of social care support. The video has been split into two short parts and can be viewed in any order. 

Domestic Abuse Strategy Consultation Results Summary Report

Item No 05 - Rolling Action List

Item No 07 - Glasgow City HSCP - Primary Care Engagement

This report presents the Glasgow City HSCP Primary Care Engagement Report (available at Appendix 1) and details the work undertaken by the Primary Care Improvement Team to engage with stakeholders on the draft Glasgow City Primary Care Improvement Plan (PCIP) 2022/23-2025/26 and primary care services.