Young Hackney
Hackney Council is redesigning young people's health services, reviewing those commissioned from Young Hackney.
Hackney Council is reviewing and redesigning young people's health services, including those commissioned from Young Hackney, an organisation delivering services for young people. The council's Public Health department is leading this initiative, aiming for a more integrated and effective model for service delivery.
As part of the redesign, the council plans to shift away from direct delivery of Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education in schools. Instead, the focus will be on building capacity within schools to deliver PSHE themselves, with targeted support for sensitive topics like Relationship and Sex Education and substance use.
Key facts
- Hackney Council is reviewing and redesigning young people's health services commissioned from Young Hackney. Source
- The redesign aims for a more integrated and effective model for young people's health services. Source
- Public Health is leading the redesign of services commissioned from Young Hackney. Source
- The council plans to shift from direct PSHE delivery to empowering schools to deliver it. Source
- Targeted support will be provided for sensitive topics like RSE and substance use. Source
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