Children's Partnership
Working in partnership to improve services for children, young people and families in Nottingham.
What is Nottingham Children's Partnership?
This is a local partnership which brings together a variety of organisations which work together in order to improve children's lives and to deliver the best possible services for families in the City.
The Partnership oversees the implementation of the Children and Young People's Plan (CYPP) which sets out the collaborative work programme across all partners responsible for providing services to children, young people and families. All partners work together to deliver its priorities and objectives and to join up the work happening across partner agencies to help make Nottingham a child-friendly city.
The Partnership comes together at a regular Board meeting – Children’s Partnership Board. You can find minutes of meetings here.
The Board links to forums for children and young people to participate in and inform decision making, like the Youth Cabinet and Primary Parliament. This ensures that the views, experiences and voices of Nottingham’s children is at the heart of our work as a partnership.
Which agencies are members of Nottingham Children's Partnership?
The following organisations are part of Nottingham Children's Partnership:
- Nottingham City Council
- NHS Nottingham City Clinical Commissioning Group
- Nottingham CityCare Partnership
- Nottinghamshire Police Authority
- National Probation Service - Nottinghamshire
- Futures Advice, Skills and Employment Ltd
- DWP Job Centre Plus
- Nottingham City Schools (including academies, primary, secondary, and special school representation)
- Nottingham Schools Trust
- School Governors
- Further Education Sector
- Voluntary Sector: Children & Young People's Provider Network
Priorities for the Nottingham Children's Partnership Board
The Partnership’s priorities are outlined in the Children and Young People’s Plan 2021 - 2024.