1000 Lives Let’s talk about...your health and wellbeing Adam Boey Southwark Health and Wellbeing Board Southwark’s Health and Wellbeing Engagement Programme

Health and Wellbeing Board – engagement partners

Health and Wellbeing – Strategic Approach Three key strands: 1.National and local policy 2.Joint strategic needs assessment (JSNA) 3.Engagement Health and wellbeing priorities for Southwark

Southwark’s Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy Contrasting poverty and wealth –deprivation: long-term unemployed, benefits claimants and overcrowding –health impacts: differences in life expectancy Fewer people dying early but inequalities persist –early deaths (cancer and circulatory disease) –HIV and STIs high –50% adults - no sport or active recreation Health challenges in childhood –Child poverty and obesity high –Children on CiN or CPPs An ageing population –Increase of 30% to 2020 –High levels of deprivation (50%over-65s claiming pension credits) –est.12,500 over-65s living with a long term illness (rising by 2025) –Emergency admissions among worst in England (>75s)

Southwark’s Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy Giving every child and young person the best start in life 2.Building healthier and more resilient communities and tackling the root causes of ill health 3.Improving the experience and outcomes for our most vulnerable residents and enabling them to live more independent lives  What should our priorities be in the future?

Health and Wellbeing – Strategic Approach Three key strands: 1.National and local policy 2.Joint strategic needs assessment (JSNA) 3.Engagement Health and wellbeing priorities for Southwark

Health and Wellbeing – engagement approach 'Follow people through the system - learn from understanding a patient's journey‘ A ‘story-telling’ approach to health and wellbeing in Southwark – the stories behind the data Help us understand ‘why?’ Using same approach for CYPP in Health and Wellbeing Board to collect Southwark’s stories – Jan to Mar Lives Let’s talk about...your health and wellbeing

Health and Wellbeing – whose stories? Health and social care: –Primary and community care –Urgent and emergency care –Frail elderly Adult and community health and wellbeing : –Unhealthy/healthy lifestyles, and wider determinants of health –Adults with long term conditions and those dying prematurely –Adult mental health –The impact of community, cultural and economic needs on health and wellbeing –Access to services and perceptions of high-quality services Child health and wellbeing : –Young people and adults with special educational needs, learning difficulties or disability –Child and young people health, particularly risky adolescent behaviour and child mental health

How to get involved You can play an part in making this an influential and powerful exercise: Tell us your story! –now (with CAS) –online (from 1 st Feb.) –at an event

How to get involved Attend one of our storytelling events: Wednesday 12th February 11am-5pm at the Employment Academy OR Tuesday 25th February 11am–5pm at InSpire

How to get involved Collect stories for us: family friends other networks (people you know) or...be a volunteer! (training 3 rd & 6 th February – King’s College Hospital) Contact - questions/comments?

Questions What are they key issues we need to address? What can be done to make things better? Do you already have views and experiences? Contact - questions/comments? 1000 Lives Let’s talk about...your health and wellbeing