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LECP 244: Provide accessible, user friendly, coordinated mental health services emphasising children at
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risk and specific to the needs of adolescents 13-18 and other young people

Action 58: Invest in the development of early intervention services which specifically target mental
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health needs of infants, young children, and their families
• Memorandum of understanding adopting a multi-disciplinary approach addressing children and
Local Measure/
Indicator adolescent Mental Health Services developed between HSE and TUSLA
• ‘Headstrong’ early intervention service in operation across the county
Lead Body HSE / TUSLA

Support Agencies CYPSC / CAMHS

Timeline 2016

Combine mental health promotion programmes with interventions that address broader determinants
HI Outcome and social problems as part of a multi-agency approach, particularly in areas with levels of socio-
economic deprivation and fragmentation

LECP 247: Adopt a cross-agency approach to ensure that universal services and supports are in place for
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all children and young people, particularly engaging with those who are most excluded or at risk

Action 58: Invest in the development of early intervention services which specifically target mental
Link to NDIS
health needs of infants, young children and their families

• Targeted engagement with young people with disabilities, seldom heard young people, members of the
traveller community and those from new communities
Local Measure/ • No.'s accessing services
Indicator
• Continued enhancement and development of partnership between FE and HE in Louth NEFHEA (North
East Further Higher Education Alliance)

Lead Body CYPSC

Support Agencies HSE / TUSLA / LCC / LLP / AGS / LMETB / PPN / DkIT

Timeline 2016 - 2022

Agree a method and timeline to explore the potential contribution of inter-agency CYPSC to improve the
HI Outcome
health and wellbeing of families and communities
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