Emma Jones Deputy Director Troubled Families Team Troubled Families programme Performance SESL areas LA Total number of families Families identified at 31 December 2013 Families worked with at 31 December 2013 ID: 426969
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Louise Casey CB, Director GeneralEmma Jones, Deputy DirectorTroubled Families Team
Troubled Families
programmeSlide2
Performance: SESL areas
LA
Total number of families
Families identified at 31 December 2013
Families worked with at 31 December 2013
Total number of families turned around in
October 2013
Bracknell Forest
115
100%
100%
7%
Buckinghamshire
545
100%
96%
6%
Central Bedfordshire
305
90%
56%
10%
Hampshire
1,590
82%
53%
14%
Isle of Wight
315
68%
68%
1%
Kent
2,560
62%
61%
8%
Milton Keynes
425
72%
59%
1%
Oxfordshire
810
95%
70%
38%
Reading
345
72%
62%
12%
Slough
330
60%
60%
24%
Surrey
1050
100%
80%
39%
West Berkshire
145
100%
76%
10%
West Sussex
1165
67%
52%
4%
Wiltshire
510
86%
86%
42%
Windsor and Maidenhead
140
100%
58%
6%
Wokingham
110
77%
77%
22%
SESL
10,460
79%
65%
16%
National
118,082
86%
66%
19%Slide3
The Expanded Troubled Families Programme
In Spending Round 2013, the Government announced:
5 year extension of the Troubled Families Programme from 2015
£200m in 2015/16 (1
st
of 5 years’ intended investment)
Additional 400,000 families to benefit
A
s part of the Budget 2014, the Government announced:
Will bring
forward by one year the next stage of the
Programme
, which means up to 40,000 families will be able to get support one year earlier than
planned.
First group of ‘early starters’ to begin in July 2014 – working with them over the coming months to design the detail.
The problems targeted by the current programme – youth crime, anti-social behaviour, poor school attendance and unemployment - remain
relevant.
T
he
expanded programme
will look to focus on families
with a broader range of
problems. These
include families who are:
affected by family
violence
with vulnerable
children, and
with a range of
mental and physical
health
problems
.Slide4
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So far, the consultation exercise has included in-depth discussions with the following:
Designing the expanded
programme
in collaborationSlide5
Policy objectives of the expanded programme