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Youth care in Rotterdam system, trends and developments Aalborg, september 2024 Wilma Jansen PhD, knowledge broker and senior researcher, city of Rotterdam
System, trends and developments in Netherlands
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Mental well being in youth (HBSC studies)
Source: HBSC study 2023
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System change in 2015 Municipalities are responsible for:
Public health act:
Youth act:
Preventive youth health care
Preventive interventions
Youth care
Youth care?
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Youth mental health care
Parenting and youth support, foster care, residential care
Care for youth with intellectual and other disabilities
Youth protection and probation
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Increase in use of youth care in last decades Pro memori Parenting support from 40.000 in 2000 to 90.000 in 2009 Mental health services from 140.000 in 2000 to 280.000 in 2009 Specifically the ambulatory trajectories
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Number of youth receiving youth care since 2011 500
458
450 400 350
390 350
350
407
418
431
464
423
363
345 300
300 250 200 150 100 50 0
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Source: Statistics Netherlands
Development of costs and budgets
Source: AEF 2023
System, trends and developments in Rotterdam
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Youth care system in Rotterdam
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Prevention and well-fare services
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Local youth care & Neighbourhood support teams
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Specialized Youth care& Youth protection/probation
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Percentage of 0-18 year olds receiving youth care (2022)
Type of youth care
% in Netherlands
Total youth care
13.2%
% in Rotterdam
Local teams Specialised youth care Out of home care
1%
Youth protection
0.9%
Youth probation (≥12 years)
0.4%
CBS data 2022
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Challenges for Rotterdam
Deal with growing/high demand for youth care Deal with growing/high costs for youth care Deal with shortages in labor force Optimize provision of youth care (good acces, proper care) Nog aan te vullen
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Aims of the Youth Act
Activate, restore, strengthen own capacities to solve problems
De-medicalize, normalize by improving parenting practices
Timely tailored integral care
Prevention, early detection and support at affordable price
Strengthen professional decision making, decreasing procedures