1. Promoting Health and Wellbeing in East Merton Launch Event Monday 14 th May 2012 Julia Groom, Consultant in Public Health -Merton

2. Life Expectancy is lower in East Merton Key Male Life Expectancy 82 and over 80 to 81.9 78 to 79.9 75 to 77.9 Key Female Life Expectancy 86 and over 84 to 85.9 82 to 83.9 80 to 81.9 Life expectancy for males and females by ward Source: London Health Programmes HNA Toolkit – ward based data 2005-09 ©Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ©1994-2012 ACTIVE Solutions Europe Ltd. Life Expectancy for Men ranges between 76.8-83 years (gap of 6.2 years) Life Expectancy for women ranges from 82.5-87 years (gap of 4.5 years)

3. More People are living in deprivation in East Merton Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2010 Overall Lower Super Output Areas (SOAs) by National Rank Quintiles Source: IMD 2010 ©Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ©1994-2012 ACTIVE Solutions Europe Ltd.

4. More Children are living in Poverty

5. Number of primary school age children whose first language is not recorded as English by LSOA, Merton Source: School Census 2011 ©Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ©1994-2012 ACTIVE Solutions Europe Ltd. East Merton is more ethnically diverse

6. More People are Smokers in East Merton KeyPercentage 0 to 14.8% 14.9 to 15.9% 16 to 19.9% 20% and over Figure 30: Smoking rates across MSOAs in Merton, 2006-08 Source: APHO, Estimates of Adults' Health and Lifestyles, Percentage of the adult population who are current smokers, 2006-08, by MSOA ©Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ©1994-2012 ACTIVE Solutions Europe Ltd.

7. More people are Obese in East Merton Source: APHO by MSOA ©Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ©1994-2012 ACTIVE Solutions Europe Ltd. Estimated Proportion of healthy eating (adults) Source: APHO by MSOA ©Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ©1994-2012 ACTIVE Solutions Europe Ltd. Estimated Proportion of the adult population obese Estimated Proportion of healthy eating adults

8. More Children aged 11 are obese in East Merton

9. Circulatory Disease and Cancer are the main cases of death in East Merton

10. What information is in the JSNA? http://www.jsna.suttonandmerton.nhs.uk/

11. Mental Wellbeing and Resilience Be active - Participating in regular physical activity has been shown to improve both your mental and physical health Connect - Building good relationships with those around you (friends, family, colleagues and community) will help to support you, improve your self-worth and enrich your life Give - Helping others can make you feel good about yourself. This can be anything from a small act of kindness to volunteering at a local community centre or service Keep Learning - Learning a new skill can build your confidence and enhance your sense of achievement. It can also be a great way to meet new people Take notice - Taking the time out to think about yourself and what is going on around you can give you the opportunity to de-stress and recharge your batteries

12. Focus on Outcomes by 2015 1.1500 local people are more physically active, 2.1500 local people access health related project 3.600 local people are more able to understand and achieve key health messages 4.500 local people receive training, either formal or informal, and contribute to the project either through paid employment or volunteering. 5.100 local people contribute to the project through volunteering, 6.50 local businesses are contributing (in some way) to the programme 7.25 voluntary organisations report a greater capacity to support residents into healthier lifestyles. 8.Over the life time of the project, the level of PRG investment in the Community Fund will be matched by other funding.