1. Joint Strategic Needs Assessments - voluntary sector roles @regionalvoice Jo Whaley

2. I’ll cover…. The value of VCS to JSNA The value of the JSNA to the VCS How the VCS can input Anything else??

3. Value of the VCS to JSNA Unique evidence Needs- concerns- aspirations- challenges- resources in local communities (geography and interest)  Service providers can share data and insight from experience  Specialist organisations can act as an advocates for particular community interests, sharing their understanding  Knowledge of routes to engagement with particular communities  Co-design solutions with commissioners [1] [1] Diagram 1

4. "It gives us access to a wider range of evidence that we would have otherwise. It provides us with links to ground level work.” Neil Bendel, Manchester Council "There is huge richness in the voluntary sector because they know the communities better than we ever can." Shahed Ahmad, Director of Public Health, Enfield Council

5. Co-design- gathering evidence for how to solve the issues VCS insight on how to tailor interventions for local communities Locally tailored services for specific community needs “Evidenced” public health interventions Enhanced with VCS intelligence Statutory data sets demonstrate issues

6. What’s in it for us? Integral to the continuous process of strategic assessment and planning Must inform local authority, CCG and NHS England commissioning plans Commissioners won’t fund something that isn’t evidenced-especially in this financial climate

7. How to input to JSNA Find out what yours looks like- What’s in it (and what’s not)? How does the local authority consult What’s the timetable? Who compiles it? Is there a JSNA working group? What VCS organisations feed in already?

9. Respond to calls for evidence Is your CVS involved? Healthwatch? Contact the LA officer lead on JSNA Talk to commissioners you know Routes in to JSNA

10. Some examples- Write a JSNA chapter- learning disability in Cheshire East Calls to shape the JSNA- Manchester Working with public health- Wakefield rapid review

11. What other organisations are doing… Specific Conditions/Issues Eye health and sight loss Tools for health and wellbeing boards to include eye health in JSNAs RNIBTools for health and wellbeing boards to include eye health in JSNAs Loneliness The loneliness toolkit for health and wellbeing boards. From the Campaign to End Loneliness.The loneliness toolkit for health and wellbeing boards Neurological conditions Develop your Neurology JSNA Overview Neurological Commissioning SupportDevelop your Neurology JSNA Overview JSNA Epilepsy Template Neurological Commissioning Support and the Epilepsy SocietyJSNA Epilepsy Template End of life What about end of life care? toolkit National Council for Palliative CareWhat about end of life care? toolkit Musculoskeletal disorders are developing a musculoskeletal calculator Arthritis Research UKmusculoskeletal calculator Equality Groups Women Better Health for Women- how to incorporate women's health needs in to JSNAs and JHWSsBetter Health for Women- how to incorporate women's health needs in to JSNAs and JHWSs LGBT A summary of LGBT communities for JSNAsA summary of LGBT communities for JSNAs Homeless people, Gypsies and Travellers, vulnerable migrants and sex workers Practical steps towards inclusive JSNAs, JHWSs and commissioning for Gypsies, Travellers and Roma, homeless people, sex workers and vulnerable migrants. Inclusion HealthPractical steps towards inclusive JSNAs, JHWSs and commissioning for Gypsies, Travellers and Roma, homeless people, sex workers and vulnerable migrants http://www.regionalvoices.org/JSNA-more-resources

12. What evidence do you have? What information does the health and wellbeing board have (open source)? How does your JSNA structure information? Telling your story Make your message easy to “cut and paste”

13. Intelligence you have Hard data Outputs e.g. activities undertaken and the number (and type) of beneficiaries- demonstrate change in demand and existing need for commissioners Outcomes from services/interventions - changes, benefits, learning or other effects of the work (external evaluations) Impact - long term change that occurs as a result of an intervention- social, economic and environmental change. Softer intelligence Insight- know what is happening NOW, what people are saying Knowledge of how to link in with particular communities

14. LOADS of information available online! PHE Knowledge and Data Gateway http://datagateway.phe.org.uk/ Outcomes frameworks - http://ascof.hscic.gov.uk/Outcome http://ascof.hscic.gov.uk/Outcome Health Profiles http://data.gov.uk/http://data.gov.uk/ - 9000 data sets!!! Covers everything…e.g. Dementia Sexual health Older people’s health and wellbeing atlas Disability Cancer Hospital admissions… Unit cost database- http://data.gov.uk/sib_knowledge_box/toolkit http://data.gov.uk/sib_knowledge_box/toolkit NICE Evidence, guidelines, standards and costings www.evidence.nhs.uk All on… http://www.regionalvoices.org/evidence

15. Resources about VCS evidence and JSNA Background- about JSNA: Influencing Local Commissioning for Health and Care - Guidance for the VCSInfluencing Local Commissioning for Health and Care - Guidance for the VCS Different ways VCS can influence JSNA http://www.regionalvoices.org/JSNA-more- resources Evidence out there the VCS can use http://www.regionalvoices.org/evidence Briefing for health and wellbeing boards on voluntary sector evidence- coming soon (NHS Confederation/LGA)

16. www.regionalvoices.org/ developments Strategic Partners’ Portal http://www.voluntarysectorhea lthcare.org.uk/ Jo.whaley@regionalvoices.org Follow us on twitter @regionalvoice