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New Glasgow Alcohol and Drugs Advocacy Service
We all need an advocate at some times in our lives. It helps to have someone around to make a difficult phone call, someone who can help write a letter or someone to go with you to a difficult meeting.
A new advocacy service to help people in Glasgow having problems related to alcohol and drugs was launched on Tues 26 March. The Glasgow City Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP) fully supported the successful application by The Advocacy Project to the Scottish Government National Development Fund.
Item No 7 - Multi Agency City Centre Hub Pilot Proposal
To propose a pilot service focussed on homeless adults with multiple and complex needs in line with the Health and Social Care Partnership’s transformational change programme.
Item No 8 - Continuing and Complex Care
To update the Integration Joint Board on the joint work with Acute and other NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health and Social Care Partnerships to manage the transition from Continuing Care.
Item No 10 - Proof of Concept Update
To update the Integration Joint Board on the progress made for the review and reform of social care contracts in the context of implementation and delivery of the new National Minimum Wage 2020.
Item No 12 - Participation and Engagement Strategy
To update the Integration Joint Board following the conclusion of consultation on the draft Participation and Engagement Strategy, and seek approval of next steps.
Item No 13 - Public Records (Scotland) Act 2011
To outline the duties placed on the Glasgow City Integration Joint Board under the Public Records (Scotland) Act 2011 and to seek approval from the Integration Joint Board of the appointment of a Senior Responsible Officer for Records Management and an Operational Records Manager.
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Item No 14 - Glasgow City IJB Strategic Plan
To seek approval of the final draft of the Integration Joint Board’s Strategic Plan and Housing Contribution Statement, which were agreed on an interim basis in March 2016 subject to confirmation of the Health Board budget contribution.
Item No 19 - Mental Health 2 Ward Design Build Finance and Maintain (DBFM) Scheme
To advise the Integration Joint Board of the proposals approved by the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Board at its meeting on Tuesday, 19 April 2016, for the development of two new fit for purpose wards at the Stobhill site procured through the Hub West Design, Build, Finance and Maintain (DBFM) route to conclude the agreed inpatient redesign programme in North Glasgow that would see the withdrawal of services from both Parkhead Hospital and Birdston Care Home.