FOREWORD
Our work with Xantura is accelerating and showing new insight as to how families interact with a range of services across a local area; this is leading to the delivery of innovative and effective prevention strategies. This document covers some of our recent partnerships across the breadth of our work in adult social care, children’s safeguarding, SEND, housing services, and integrated health and social care - and the wider council and systems they operate within. Each client is unique, as are the challenges they face and the ambitions they hold for their local place. Throughout the examples you will see a range of partnerships and starting positions. Some partnerships cover the significant and immediate challenges of today. Others look to support assurance and quality improvement journeys. And others seek to reimagining public services for the future, centred around proactive prevention and early intervention, enabled by digital and AI. However, all share a consistent outcome of achieving brilliant life outcomes for individuals, families, and communities, while being more financially resilient and sustainable.
Since we were together at LGA last autumn, the quantum of change and reform in local government has continued to grow. That being said, we’re optimistic about the future for our public services. We’re proud that our client partnerships are helping achieve the best life outcomes for individuals across the range of services they interact with. In doing so we are helping to create financially resilient, thriving, and better-connected public services. Over the last year, we’re pleased to have continued to invest in our research work with the sector, including: Working alongside CCN on a programme of work examining the implications of LGR on people services. Partnering with Partners in Care and Health to deliver the ‘Future of Prevention’ programme. Working with CCN to evidence the case for improving outcomes for working age and lifelong disabled adults. With the NHS Confederation, undertaking a project to explore what role ICSs can play in ‘unlocking’ the prevention agenda.
Steve Knight Partner, Head of Local Government
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