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Early Strategy NOTTINGHAMSHIRE’S INTEGRATED OBESITY PREVENTION & WEIGHT MANAGEMENT SERVICES st Stakeholder & Partner Information Sheet: Tuesday 21 April 2015W Our service implementation has commenced across the county of Nottinghamshire. Please find enclosed and attached within this week’s communication: An editable PDF Referral Form that can be completed electronically Reminder of Tier 1 and 2 delivery dates, times, locations and venues Recruitment Update Referral Form As you are aware, this is a self-referral and referral service for Tier 2 and Tier 3. Please find attached with this communication an editable PDF form that can be completed electronically and returned to our service. Referrals will be accepted via hard copies posted to the address below, marked for our attention. We are also in the process of obtaining a secure e-fax number for referral forms to be sent to us . The referral form is currently being developed within GP systems for ease of electronic upload - we will keep you informed of this development. Completed referral forms should be sent to: Everyone Health, Ashfield Health Village, Portland Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NG17 7AE Or Secure Email: [email protected] NOTTINGHAMSHIRE’S INTEGRATED OBESITY PREVENTION & WEIGHT MANAGEMENT SERVICES Tier 1 We are pleased to inform that Busy Feet, part of our Tier one service delivery starts next week. We have kindly requested that the Busy Feet Toolkit is utilised within settings within the first 12 weeks following the Busy Feet training date. Our Health Coaches will be on hand to support the effective implementation and overall evaluation of the Busy Feet delivery. The first Busy Feet Explorer Champion training is available to practitioners that work within an early years or child care settings in Nottinghamshire (excluding Nottingham City). The Busy Feet Explorers two hour training session will incorporate low intensity physical activity / movement and theory based interactive training learning. Practitioners will take away with them a toolbox to enable practitioners to produce a bespoke fun and educational toolbox, following this exciting training session within their setting. Here is confirmation of dates, times and venues for Busy Feet Training. Limited spaces are still available. Nottinghamshire District Training Date & Time Venue Location Ashfield 27th April 10.30- Everyone Active Lammas Leisure Centre, 12.30pm Lammas Road, Sutton-In-Ashfield, NG17 2AD Mansfield 27th April 4.30-6.30pm River Maun Recreation Centre, Barringer Road, Mansfield NG18 2DF Bassetlaw 13th May 10.30- Hallcroft Infant & Nursery School, 12.30pm Whitaker Close, Retford, DN22 7QH Broxtowe 13th May 7.00-9.00pm Chilwell Community Centre, Chilwell, Inham Nook, Inham Road, NG9 4HX Rushcliffe 14th May 10.30- Bingham Leisure Centre, The Banks, 12.30pm Bingham, Nottingham NG13 8BL Gedling 4th June 10.30- Pond Hills Lane Community Centre, Pond 12.30pm Hills Lane, Arnold, NG5 8DR Newark and Sherwood 4th June 4.30-6.30pm Mount C of E Primary School, King’s Road, Newark-on-Trent, Newark, NG24 1EW NOTTINGHAMSHIRE’S INTEGRATED OBESITY PREVENTION & WEIGHT MANAGEMENT SERVICES Adult Weight Management Tier 2 Following the Easter seasonal break, we are pleased to announce that our Tier 2 service commences this week. The service delivery details including locations and times for the roll-out of these first services, are outlined below: Service and Start Date (12 weeks) Time Venue District Tuesday 21st April 9.30-11.00 The Pavillion (Home of Rushcliffe T2 Adult 2015 Bingham Rugby Club), Weight Management Brendon Grove, Bingham, NG13 8TN Broxtowe T2 Adult Tuesday 21st April 13:00-14:.30 Chilwell Community Weight Management 2015 Centre, Inham Road Beeston, NG9 4HX Mansfield T2 Adult Tuesday 21st April 16:30-18:00 River Maun Leisure Weight Management 2015 Centre, Barringer Road, Mansfield, NG18 2DF Bassetlaw T2 Adult Wednesday 22nd April 16:00-17:30 Centre for Sport and Weight Management 2015 Learning, Shrewsbury Road, Manton, Worksop, S80 2TU Gedling T2 Adult Wednesday 22nd April 19:30-21:00 Killisick Community Weight Management 2015 Centre, Killisick Road Arnold, NG5 7JJ Ashfield T2 Adult Thursday 23rd April 16.30-18.00 Everyone Active Lammas Weight Management 2015 Leisure Centre, Lammas Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, NG17 2AD Newark and Saturday 25th April 11.00-12.30 Grove Leisure Centre, Sherwood T2 Adult 2015 London Road, Newark- Weight Management on-Trent, NG24 3AL NOTTINGHAMSHIRE’S INTEGRATED OBESITY PREVENTION & WEIGHT MANAGEMENT SERVICES Tier 3 Tier 3 will commence week beginning the Monday 1st June 2015. Please refer to the service eligibility criteria and forward all Tier 3 enquiries to: 0845 023 0341 or email: [email protected] We will keep you informed of service delivery development and locations. Recruitment Update Service recruitment is progressing well and continues as our service rolls out across the county. Our recruitment to date includes a Community Development Coordinator within Nottinghamshire’s countywide community based service, ChangePoint. The Community Development Co-ordinator will be responsible for the effective involvement of service users, partners, stakeholders and key local community organisations to ensure they are fully informed and involved (as appropriate) in service design and implementation. The role will ensure the service is integrated within a range of different partners/key stakeholders and to ensure the service is delivered proportionate to need and encompassed by strong entry and exit routes, reflective of the local third sector and wider agencies. The newly appointed Community Development Co-ordinator, Sylvia Porter will build strong relationships to support the contract to establish strong referral networks, working with a range of partners to promote and embed the service, referrals and service benefits to health within settings. Sylvia will lead in the evaluation of partner relations to ensure collaborative approaches are embraced in relation to service development and the effectiveness of care whilst ensuring that commitment to equality and diversity is reflected at all stages of project planning, delivery and evaluation, in line with agreed service standards. Community Development Co-ordinator Contact details: . Sylvia Porter: 07802875546 . Email address: [email protected] Everyone Health Contact details: e: [email protected] t: 08453 89 00 66 w: www.everyonehealth.co.uk .
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