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About the Programme
About the programme
The Future of Prevention programme was formed to help local authorities and their partners to accelerate their use of targeted, proactive prevention in adult social care.
the programme
Programme overview
A vision for the future
Participating local authorities
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Understanding Prevention
About the programme
Taking a targeted approach to identifying individuals who would most benefit from preventative services improves outcomes for those individuals and provides a holistic view of people at the highest risk who will draw on multiple services and who therefore might require additional focus and support.
targeted prevention
What is targeted proactive prevention?
Why prevention matters
The financial imperative
The policy mandate
Embedding prevention at scale
Delivery Model
About the programme
The delivery model provides a practical roadmap for implementing, evidencing, and sustaining prevention at scale.
delivery model
Stage 1: Identify and prioritise residents based on impact
Stage 2: Get to know the people we want to support holistically
Stage 3: Actively connect people to the right intervention or support
Stage 4: Measure and drive the impact we're aiming for
Stage 5: Sustain the model and benefits for this cohort
Prevention through co-production
Evaluation Guidance
About the programme
This guidance shows how a robust business case can be built for investing in targeted, proactive prevention at scale.
evaluation guidance
Build an early evidence case that secures initial investment
Agree and track key measures of success
Capturing personal stories that bring data to life
Tips for Success
About the programme
Guidance from authorities on how to get started and how to scale up proactive prevention system-wide.
tips on key enablers
Enablers for change
Establishing and mainstreaming prevention
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About the Programme
About the programme
The Future of Prevention programme was formed to help local authorities and their partners to accelerate their use of targeted, proactive prevention in adult social care.
the programme
Programme overview
Get involved
A vision for the future
Participating local authorities
Understanding Prevention
Understanding Prevention
Taking a targeted approach to identifying individuals who would most benefit from preventative services improves outcomes and provides a more holistic view of those at highest risk.
targeted prevention
What is targeted proactive prevention?
The policy mandate
Why prevention matters
Embedding prevention at scale
The financial imperative
Delivery Model
Delivery model for targeted prevention
The delivery model provides a practical roadmap for implementing, evidencing, and sustaining prevention at scale.
delivery model
Stage 1: Identify and prioritise residents based on impact
Stage 4: Measure and drive the impact we're aiming for
Stage 2: Get to know the people we want to support holistically
Stage 5: Sustain the model and benefits for this cohort
Stage 3: Actively connect people to the right intervention or support
Prevention through co-production
Evaluation Guidance
Evaluation guidance for targeted prevention
This guidance shows how a robust business case can be built for investing in targeted, proactive prevention at scale.
evaluation guidance
Build an early evidence case that secures initial investment
Agree and track key measures of success
Capturing personal stories that bring data to life
Tips for Success
Tips for success
Guidance from authorities on how to get started and how to scale up proactive prevention system-wide.
tips on key enablers
Enablers for change
Establishing and mainstreaming prevention
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Participating local authorities
Participating local authorities
20 local authorities are currently participating in the Future of Prevention Community of Practice.
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Bristol City Council
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Devon County Council
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Gloucestershire County Council
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Haringey Council
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Hertfordshire County Council
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Kingston Council
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Kirklees Council
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Leicestershire County Council
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London Borough of Bromley
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London Borough of Havering
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London Borough of Lambeth
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Nottinghamshire County Council
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Oxfordshire County Council
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Reading Borough Council
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South Gloucestershire Council
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Suffolk Council
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Westmorland and Furness Council
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