NATIONAL CYPMH AWARDS 2019
1) Champion of the Year – Individual Award
Joint Winners – Chloe Jackson and Georgia Frampton
Highly Commended – Amy Fawcett and Tom Ward
This award recognises a young person who has made exemplary efforts, possibly under difficult circumstances, to support and enable others to lead more fulfilling life or lives. For the individual child or young person that has made a positive contribution to their community or others through activities such as campaigning or volunteering.
2) Shining Star – Staff Individual Award
Winner – Oliver Ayres – Cambridge and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Vicky Rodrigues – East London NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Louis Headley – Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Nikki Scott – East London NHS Foundation Trust
This award recognises an individual member of staff who has gone above and beyond to provide care for the young people they are looking after. This staff member may work for a health, social care, third sector organisation or an educational establishment.
3) Parent and Baby/Infant Services
Winners – Video Interactive Guidance – Cambridge and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Parent/Infant Relationship Cards – Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Mums in Mind – Coventry & Warwickshire MIND
This award recognises the importance of the excellent work being carried out in those services working in this pivotal time for parents and babies.
4) Inpatient Care
Winners – Ancora House – Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Darwin Centre – North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust
Highly Commended – Phoenix Centre – Cambridge and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
This award recognises positive practice in delivering inpatient care, with a particular focus on involving young people and their carers/parents, and having a range of activities and treatment options available.
5)Transition from CYPMHS
Winners – Early Intervention Service – Navigo
Highly Commended – Chily Pep
Highly Commended – CAMHS Peer Support Workers – Cambridge and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
This award recognises services from health, social care, the third sector or education who help young people transition positively from using Children and young people´s mental health services to another entity, whether it be employment, voluntary work, education, or adult mental health services.
6) Digital Innovation in CYPMH Services
Winners – Hertfordshire CAMHS – HPFT NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Hampshire CAMHS – Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – STEM 4
This award recognises a group or service who have created a piece of work, (project based or ongoing) including a digital project / social media, to be used by CYPMH and partner organisations such as schools to promote positive mental health and to support young people in maintaining good mental health.
7) Learning and Education
Winners – The Resilience Passport – Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – The Big Umbrella – Coventry and Warwickshire MIND
Highly Commended – The CARE Programme – Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
This award recognises a service/project working to build resilience in schools with young people. For positive work between education and health/social care and or third sector organisations, who have developed innovative projects to promote positive mental health in learning and educational establishments with the active involvement of children and young people.
8) Liaison & Intensive Support Services
Joint Winners – CAMHS Crisis Service – East London NHS Foundation Trust and The OSCA Crisis Team – Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – CAMHS Home Treatment Team – HPFT NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – The Hub – North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust
This award recognises services supporting young people through a crisis. For a team/service that provides exceptional support and intervention to children/young people and their families through a period of crisis. Innovation is particularly sought, together with extended hours, and easy access.
9) Partnership Working/Co-Production
Winners – Nurse Prescribers & ADHD – Combined Health NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Oxford CAMHS Strategy – Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended – Debating MH
This Award recognises partnership working and/or co-production with Children and Young people in a service or project. For education, health/social care organisations or third sector services who have established services in partnership with/co-produced with Children and Young people.