2. Planning & Environment Area of Work Lead: Andrew Gunther Planning and health post to work closely with health and planning stakeholders / partners, mainly within the Council / Public Health. Analysis of Planning and health data Health proofing new developments e.g. using HIA. Health input to spatial plans Transport and accessibility, local food; safe, attractive and sustainable communities Physical Activity; developing a Planning and Health dataset as part of the JSNA Require / carry out HIA for major developments Creation of Healthy Torbay SPD to include (amongst others) tackling the proliferation of fast food outlets using planning controls, HIA Guidance, Healthy Estate Strategy (Trust owned and managed public estate), Transport (including Active Travel and walkable neighbourhoods), greenspaces for health, ‘meanwhile’ uses of buildings AG/AD/ MRo TBC 3. Transport Area of Work Leads: Andrew Gunther & Adam Davidson Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) includes programmes for walking to school, integrated public transport etc. Linking up projects for active travel with those for physical activity LSTF measures – see LSTF Action Plan; including infrastructure improvements to make active travel the easiest option Greater pedestrianisation of town centres and identification of how to navigate Torbay by foot or by bicycle - Walking/Cycling map of Torbay AG/AD Recent LSTF bid unsuccessful – this will impact upon current services in areas such as Active Travel. Subsequent bid to the new Sustainable Transport Fund (incl. walking/cycling and economic benefits) in development through Spatial Planning/Public Health Introduce 20 mph limits on residential roads across Torbay AG/AD For discussion at October steering group: AG to provide a short brief including processes to implement including prioritization (schools?), evidence and costs. AG to invite Highways representative
Get more people using the natural environment as a setting for activity - Link with Local Nature/Outdoor Learning opportunities MR/KPC Tier 1 mapping underway. Requires formatting, discussion at Healthy Weights Steering Group and uploading into public domain via CDT’s The Orb and other relevant website Ensure activities are linked to mental health agenda MR/KPC GC MR to liaise with Gerry Cadogan, Public Health to discuss opportunities. 5. Healthy Food Area of Work Lead: Mark Richards Healthy Schools Pilot – focus areas including nutrition, school meals uptake and growing initiatives Working with food businesses to improve healthy choices and tackle proliferation of unhealthy choice. Making better use of NCMP to inform / advise parents / families of childhood obesity and what we can do; Improve pre-school nutrition and support families with young children (up to 5 years only) / Develop children and families food buying and cooking skills. All children have access to Healthy Food as standard in Primary and Secondary Schools Improve the provision of healthy food within localities focusing on deprived communities Improve the quality of food in care homes and hospitals especially for the elderly See separate Healthy Weight Action Plan. Examples include: MR EMBED Deliver and evaluate TRIPLE F Project (Children/s Centres) Childrens Centres Programme designed to increase cooking skills and healthy food awareness in families. Evaluation currently underway (Dani de Beaumont) Sugar Tax – voluntary local scheme for food and drink shops/outlets/Cafes to sign up to. Proceeds to charity? Example Sugar Smart Brighton. MR Establish Sugar Smart Torbay – Campaign and plan on a page capturing current and planned work on a variety of settings (Community, commercial, school, public sector). Healthy Learning Programme MR Healthy Learning Programme (HLP) due for launch 2017 academic year & will include a nutrition/healthy eating component to include School Meals EG: School Governor Training sessions Voluntary inclusion on Routine Food
6. Healthy Children Area of Work Leads: Sue Matthews & Jude Pinder Audit of schools to understand what interventions are in place to promote Healthy Schools Deliver Healthy Schools Pilot and develop subsequent Public Health offer within educational settings Audit of Relationship and Sex Education provision and development of offer within PSHE agenda Develop a Healthy Schools programme / framework and Healthy Schools pilots including emotional health and well-being (plus self-harm awareness and reduction) Maximise school readiness Healthy Schools Project Plan and next steps. Audit of Relationship and Sex Education completed with engaged schools. Emotional health and wellbeing prevention provision to be audited Incorporate voluntary school meal inspections and improvement plans into Food Safety bi-annual routine visits Bespoke training/advice for School Governors in meeting requirements of the School Food Plan SM/J Pinder/ M Richards Healthy Learning Programme (HLP) initial Project and Steering Groups have now met. Programme due for launch 2017 academic year & will include the following themes: Physical Activity Nutrition Emotional Health and Wellbeing PSHE (to include SRE) and the following components: School Health Profiles Awards Schemes School Champions Theme based Networks Website Training & Conferences Inspections system currently being worked up with Food Safety Team New training package to be developed as part of the new HLP Project 7. Tobacco Control Area of Work Lead: Torbay has set up a ‘Tobacco Control steering group’ looking Work in schools and with young people to discourage take up See separate Tobacco Control Action Plan Examples include: EMBED
Jane May & Jo Sandbrook appeared on Hiblio TV on 16th March discussing Healthy Workplaces Wellbeing Focus Group now formed. Second meeting on 23rd June 9. Social Connected Area of Work Lead TBC (Likely TCDT) Delivery of Ageing Well programme including the work of the Community Builders Reduction of loneliness and isolation in 50+, re-connecting with their communities Home Safety visits PLUS with the Fire Service expand to care and safety visits Wellbeing co-ordination (previously LMATS) and social prescribing Delivery by Community Builders Development of an innovation fund for individual, community groups and charities (annual fund through Ageing Well) MR/Dave Roddy (DFRS) Helen Harman (Age UK) Tracy Cabache Ageing Well Manager TBC MoU re mutual referrals & training systems established between DFRS and Community Safety and DFRS and Mears Care (latter re Living Well@Home Agenda) Lead within CDT TBC 10. Alcohol Control and Awareness Area of Work Lead: Developing strategic approach to Alcohol control and awareness Consolidated LA and partnership response (including commercial) to alcohol issues including Alcohol Strategy & Premises Licensing Policy Alcohol Awareness BB / Steve Cox Alcohol Strategy in place. An implementation group has been identified with inaugural meeting on 8th July 2016