Raising awareness of the effects and long terms impact of alcohol Schools Guiding Principles Addressing inequalities and identifying resources based on need. Addressing the wider social determinants of health and wellbeing Building capacity of the economy Responding to local needs and priorities using all available insight in South Staffordshire. Alignment of funding, reducing duplication Outcome focussed Utilising existing/developing accountability and governance arrangements Value for money Improving co-production with all sectors Increase the capacity in community based interventions and support Utilising the Locality Structure within South Staffordshire Prevention and early intervention Focus across the life course Vulnerable groups and communities Community Asset based Encouraging and promoting personal Outcome Indicators Improved knowledge of home accident risks as a direct result of the intervention Improved Public Confidence Reduced hospital admissions due to alcohol More informed public as a result of the intervention Reduced consumption of alcohol in u18’s Reduced of alcohol to under age residents Evidence Of need – What the data tells us Based on synthetic estimates 16,600 ( 19%) of adults in South Staffordshire consume alcohol at an increasing risk and a further 4,900 (5.5%) at a higher risk Estimates also suggest that 20,700 ( 23% of adults are binge drinkers) Key areas L1 Penkridge L2 Whole L3 Great Wyrley-Cheslyn Hay L4 Perton – Pattingham Evidence of need – What you told us People are not aware of how much alcohol is damaging to them. Are there links between domestic violence and alcohol? Alignment of prevention, treatment and regulation. Increased responsible sales of alcohol Provide constant awareness on units and safe drinking quantities through talks and existing community groups. More / Regular updates of hospital admissions related to alcohol. Priority 2 Obesity Objectives To improve knowledge and practices to support people to eat well Target Groups Children Their parents, carers and families Older people
Improve mental health promotion, mental illness prevention and suicide prevention. Tackle the wider determinants of health that impact on mental health and wellbeing e.g. fuel poverty and social isolation Raise awareness of services and self help techniques to enable people to stay well and maintain good mental health and wellbeing Unemployment Substance / Alcohol misuse Physical ill health Carers Guiding Principles Addressing inequalities and identifying resources based on need. Addressing the social determinants of health and wellbeing Building capacity of the local economy Responding to local needs and priorities using all available insight in South Staffordshire. Alignment of funding, reducing duplication Outcome focussed Utilising existing/developing accountability and governance arrangements Value for money Improving co-production with all sectors Increase the capacity in community based interventions and support Utilising the Locality Structure within South Staffordshire Prevention and early intervention Focus across the life course Vulnerable groups and communities Community Asset based Encouraging and promoting personal responsibility Outcome Indicators Beneficiaries report improved mental health and wellbeing Beneficiaries report that they are more aware of mental health issues, services, information and self help techniques Beneficiaries have sustainable access to employment, training, learning and volunteering opportunities (Applications will need to achieve at one of the above) Evidence Of need – What the data tells us 1 in 4 people have suffered from some form of mental ill health in South Staffordshire. Feelings of happiness, contentment, enjoyment, curiosity and engagement Evidence of need – What you told us Increase proactive support for people – mental health and & wellbeing. GP’s need to understand what is available to improve likelihood of them referring on/signposting
Communities work together to help carers of, and those with Dementia live well. Guiding principles Addressing inequalities and identifying resources based on need. Addressing the social determinants of health and wellbeing Building capacity of the local economy Responding to local needs and priorities using all available insight in South Staffordshire. Alignment of funding, reducing duplication Outcome focussed Utilising existing/developing accountability and governance arrangements for money Improving co-production with all sectors Increase the capacity in community based interventions and support Utilising the Locality Structure within South Staffordshire Prevention and early intervention Focus across the life course Vulnerable groups and communities Community Asset based Encouraging and promoting personal responsibility Outcome Indicators Numbers of participants, shops and community venues attending Dementia Friends and Let’s Work Together Training Numbers of people with Dementia accessing community based initiatives Identification of easily accessible safe places throughout the district Numbers of carers accessing specialist support The creation of opportunities for people with Dementia, also their carers. In South Staffordshire, through the Good Life: Communities have access to Dementia Friends training. Local communities, including carers are involved with shaping local projects. Professionals working in communities have access to Dementia training through Let’s Work Together. Communities know of safe places locally for people with Dementia Communities, people with Dementia and their carers are informed of all services and activities available. Evidence of need – What the data tells us 1461 people live with Dementia 10, 8000 ( or 1 in 10 people ) are caring for someone The number of people who are predicted to have dementia will increase in the District by 40% by 2020 5% of residents in South Staffordshire care for someone with dementia Evidence of need – What you told us Befriending services Support for carers – access for services and communication Of those who care for someone with dementia 18% receive financial support 58% of residents caring for someone with dementia have not looked into financial support. 61% stated they not know where to access financial advice.