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Mental Health Overarching Outcome: Mental Health services are demonstrably improved and service users feel more in control through involvement in the design and delivery of services Priority Specific Activity Lead(s) Relevant partners who have a part to play in this priority area Other relevant Strategies, Plans and Initiatives Measuring the impact Finalise the adult Mental Health Strategy for Kingston and deliver the action plan Mental Health Strategy (MHS) approved by the HWB on 26 March 2017 Helen Raison South West London and St Georges Mental Health Trust Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Kingston Clinical Commissioning Group Voluntary and Community Sector Healthwatch Kingston RISE Joint Mental Health Strategy: Thrive Kingston Dementia Strategy SWL STP andCCG Commissioning Intentions Thrive London, NHS Mental Health 5 Year forward view, Kingston CAMHS Transformation Plan. Outcomes embedded within the Mental health strategy. Further work on measuring outcomes to be developed by the Mental Health Strategy steering group Make sure all elements of mental health crisis care are in place Mental Health Crisis Concordat Action Plan Sylvie Ford Improve Perinatal Mental Health Services Use the national Mental Health Five Year Forward View as a basis for peri- natal services. We will work with NHS England who commission specialised services. We will raise awareness amongst our partners of the specific mental health and wellbeing issues of these women Improve Access to Housing for people with mental health issues Continue supported living projects and ensure supported accommodation is available within the borough Work to highlight the wider issues of housing and mental health to our partners. Work with the Council lead for the Housing Strategy to ensure housing and homelessness issues of those with mental health problems are fully reflected so that there is adequate general housing available for people who can live independently in the community. Investigate the potential for a rent deposit scheme Identify the effect of the housing benefit cap will have on those who use mental health services SF Improve access to local inpatient beds for people with mental health problems We will provide local care where-ever possible. Un-necessary out of area placements will continue to be repatriated wherever possible. Out of area placements for specialist care will continue if appropriate, but with clear discharge planning at the point of assessment. SF 2017 MHS Priority area 1. Prevention work with children and young people, focused on families and education Liz Trayhorn and Elizabeth Brandill Pepper 2017 MHS Priority area 2. Improving workplace health Liz Trayhorn
