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The Child and Youth Workstream aims to improve the mental and physical health of children and young people in Canterbury through their life course from before birth to the transition to adulthood.

The workstream provides leadership for the development and provision of health and social services for children and young people.  This includes agreeing outcomes and performance indicators for healthcare for children and young people, prioritising service development activity to meet national response and local imperatives, recommending transformation service improvement and identifying areas requiring redesign, innovation and evaluation. 

The Child and Youth Workstream comprises of a core group, a child subgroup and a youth subgroup.  Established in 2012, it is a key point of integration between health, justice, education and social services with membership from across these perspectives and links with other Canterbury Clinical Network Workstreams and Service Level Alliances, as well as the South Island Alliance's Workstream covering child and young person's health.

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12May

Canterbury Children’s Team expands to include Mid and North Canterbury

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The Canterbury Children's Team has recently expanded beyond Christchurch Metro to include Mid Canterbury and North Canterbury. Professionals and practitioners in these districts who have concerns about vulnerable and at risk children, can now refer to the Children's Team.

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Useful resources

Work Plan 2020-21

For Child and Youth Health Workstream. Read full CCN work plan

Youth mental health poster

A poster showing the multiagency apporach to youth wellbeing.

Healthy Lifestyles Brochure

Find out about the range of education programmes for the family.

Wellbeing strategy

Outlines what children and young people want and need for a good life.

Life-skills=work-ready skills

Students showcasing their life-skills and relevance to the world of work.