About Us
What is CCNAP?
Who is this web-site for?
Team Members
Partner Organisations
What is CCNAP?
The Community Care Needs Assessment Project, (CCNAP), is a time-limited research and
development project. It was established with joint monies in October 1998 by the two
health authorities and four local authorities which serve the Humber sub-region. The project has been in operation
for 3 years and is due to end March 2002.
The main purpose of CCNAP is to provide local agencies with information about needs to
support the planning and commissioning of community care and supported housing services.
This builds on work developed by the Children in Need Assessment Project, (CINAP), a child
and family focused project which came to a close in 1998.
As part of its three-year work programme, the CCNAP team are developing some practical
approaches to collecting, analysing and presenting information about local needs and
services. The intention is to develop tools which local agencies can employ or adapt as
required in order to monitor and evaluate local needs and services.
This includes:
- Exploring ways in which the spatial analysis of data, (employing GIS), can be used to
assist in the planning and commissioning of services.
- Developing a local resource manual on approaches to involving vulnerable adults in
shaping community care services.
- Adapting the 'Pathways' approach to identifying and projecting local supported housing
needs.
- Hosting joint training events on involving vulnerable adults in shaping services, where
knowledge and experience can be shared.
- Developing this web-site as a means of sharing information and raising awareness about
vulnerable residents in the area.
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Who is this web-site for?
The web-site was developed to give local commissioners and planners of
community care services on-line access to information generated by CCNAP. However, some of
the information may also be of interest to service providers, as well as members of the
public.
The web-site will be updated and maintained by the Project team until March 2002, when we
hope it will be adopted by one or more local health and social care partnerships.
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Team Members
| Louise Garnett |
Project Manager |
| Brian Rooney |
Research Officer, (Learning Disability/Mental Health) |
| Rosemary Leek |
Research Officer, (Housing) |
| Anita Booth |
Research Officer, (Sure Start) |
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Partner Organisations
The Project team are funded for three years with monies from East
Riding & Hull Health Authority & South Humber Health Authority, and serve the four
local authorities north and south of the Humber estuary. Our partner organisations
include:
East Riding & Hull Health Authority
East Yorkshire Primary Care Trust
East Hull Primary Care Trust
West Hull Primary Care Trust
Yorkshire Wolds & Coast Primary Care Trust
Kingston upon Hull Social Services
Department
East
Riding of Yorkshire, Social Services, Housing & Public Protection
North Bank Forum
South Humber Health Authority
North Lincolnshire Primary Care Trust
North East Lincolnshire
Primary Care Trust
North
Lincolnshire Directorate of Social & Housing Services
North East Lincolnshire
Environment, Housing & Social Services
Voluntary Action, North East Lincolnshire
Voluntary Action, North Lincolnshire
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Page last edited by CCNAP Webmaster on 15/01/2002
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