APPENDIX 2
Fenland Health and Social Wellbeing Partnership – mapping for workplan
Smoking cessation and smoke free workplaces
Local Area Agreement (Safer & Stronger Communities)
N/A
Fenland Strategic Partnership (FSP) aim/priority
Improving the community's safety, health and environment
· smoking cessation
Director of Public Health (DPH) recommendation (based on DOH PSA target)
Improve local health and life expectancy, both Fenland and East Cambridgeshire Local Strategic Partnerships should work with the Primary Care Trust and with the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Smoke Free Alliance to:
· support local workplaces in becoming smoke-free
· raise public awareness of the help available to smokers through the local NHS Stop Smoking Service
Fenland District Council (FDC) priority
Customer First - delivery of excellent customer services and excellent customer/community access to services and information
Local public service agreement (LPSA) target
Smoking prevalence – workplace
Smoking prevalence – underage smoking & young people
Partnership links
/Communication links
/Available resources
/Existing/ongoing work
/Existing Targets/objectives (incomplete)
/Timing
FSP Health & Social Well-being PartnershipFSP Children & Young Peoples Strategic Partnership
Fenland Environmental Network
Business Forum
Smoke Free Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
Acute Trusts – Maternity Hospitals / National Clean Air Award website
Local press
PCT Trustline
PCT website
FDC website
Health Promoting Schools publication / Cambs & Peterborough Smoke Free Alliance
ECF PCT
· Healthy Lifestyle Team
· Stop Smoking Service
· School Nurses
East Cambs DC
· Environmental Services
· HR
Fenland DC
· Environmental Services
· HR
PSHE/Health Promoting Schools
Midwives / National Clean Air Award
Re-launch of the Heartbeat Award / Encourage all members of H&SW partnership to put a no-smoking policy in place / 2005/7
ECF PCT no-smoking policy
FDC no-smoking policy
ECDC no smoking policy / LPSA target when agreed / 2006/7
ECF PCT Stop Smoking Service – covering all GP surgeries and community hospitals across East Cambs & Fenland / ECF PCT smoking cessation targets – number of quitters across PCT area / April 2005
ECF PCT Young Peoples Stop Smoking project / Reduce smoking prevalence amongst young people / April 2006
EC&FPCT Smoking in pregnancy strategy / Establish an accurate baseline and ensure all staff are aware of and actively promoting smoking cessation services / ASAP
Fenland Links strategy & delivery plan / Reduce number of smokers across Fenland Links area to 27% (a reduction of 20%) / Reduce to:
· 33% by 2007
· 30% by 2009
· 20% by 2011
Health inequalities, young people and sexual health
Local Area Agreement (Safer & Stronger Communities)
Reduce crime, reassure the public, reducing the fear of crime and anti-social behaviour (ASB), and reduce the harm caused by drugs
· increase confidence within Fenland communities that levels of ASB are decreasing
· reduce fear as a result of rough sleepers across the district
· prevent and deter young people from criminal activity
FSP aim/priority
Improving the community's safety, health and environment
· reducing health inequalities
· reducing teenage pregnancy
· developing support services for young people
· reduce bullying
· reduce road traffic accidents
Encouraging strong and learning; communities with higher aspirations
Improving access to services and information
DPH recommendation (based on DOH PSA target)
Whilst trends in mortality from circulatory disease and cancer in East Cambridgeshire and Fenland are positive, ways of analysing these trends in the areas of the Primary Care Trust with the worst health and socio-economic deprivation indicators should be developed
Local health services should work to understand the health promotion initiatives already taking place in local schools, and provide additional support when appropriate
The Primary Care Trust should implement a Sexual Health Strategy that increases local access to sexual health advice, screening, treatment and family planning services
The Primary Care Trust and local partner organisations should act to address health inequalities by:
· responding to community needs as expressed in evolving parish action plans across Fenland
· mainstreaming learning from the South Fenland Surestart throughout the Primary Care Trust area, in line with recommendations from the Children’s National Service Framework and Cambridgeshire Preventive Strategy
· working with Fen Boarder Sure Start and the Children & Young Peoples Strategic Partnership to improve services for children and young people[*]
· implementing practical initiatives to increase access to health services for Travellers, migrant workers and homeless people
Fenland District Council (FDC) priority
Customer First - delivery of excellent customer services and excellent customer/community access to services and information
Local public service agreement (LPSA) target
Improving the well-being of young and vulnerable children – Traveller children
Improving the well-being of young and vulnerable children – speech and language
Improving the well-being of young and vulnerable children – looked after children and children with disabilities
Educational attainment – Maths and English
Lifelong learning – adults and young people
Partnership links
/Communication links
/Available resources
/Existing/ongoing work
/Existing Targets/ objectives (incomplete)
/Timing
FSP Health & Social Well-being PartnershipECHAP
FSP Culture & Leisure (sport) Partnership
Health Living East Cambridgeshire (HLEC)
Health Promoting Schools
Children & Young Peoples Strategic Partnership (ECF locality group)
Sure Start – South Fenland & Fen Border
FASH
FSP Diversity & Traveller Forums
Travellers Health Subgroup
Fenland Links
FSP Sustainable Communities Network
FSP Crime & Disorder Partnership / HLEC newsletter
PCT – Trustline
Harvest Magazine
PCT website
HLEC website
Youthoria website
G8WAY
CC – Library service / PSHE
Cambs ACRE
ECF PCT
FDC
Cambs ACRE
Youth Service
Connexions
ASB Partnership Manager – JB
Traveller & Diversity Manager – DB
Bookstart and SSSF Baby Librarian Post
Sure Start speech and Language therapist / Local Area Agreement (Safer & Stronger Communities)
Development of preventive approach for speech and language such as ELKLAN course for Early Years Practitioners / 2% reduction in number of adults surveyed that state ASB is a ‘fairly big’ or ‘very big’ problem
BV 174 racial incidents recorded
BV 175 racial incidents resulting in further action
BV 202 number of rough sleepers - % reduction achieved year on year (survey every 3-5 years)
YOS targets
Reduction in children needing but not receiving speech and language therapy on school entry / 2006
2005/6
2005/6
2005/6
EEDA/Investing in Communities research concerning health issues affecting migrant workers in the East of England / Health needs assessment for migrant workers in East Cambs & Fenland / Complete by October 2005
FDC Diversity workshops and plans
PCT draft Health Inequalities Strategy and Bulletin / Produce joint health inequalities/ social exclusion strategy with targets and costed action plan for 2006/8 / October 2005
Fenland Links – Pathfinder Stakeholder event – children and young people - 22 November 04
Fenland Links strategy & delivery plan / Reduce mean Indices of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) score across Fenland Links super output areas to the 2004 median / Reduce IMD to:
· 28.20 by 2007
· 26.0 by 2009
· 23.09 by 2011
Reduce to 5% the number of residents claiming the following key (proxy) services are hard to access if needed: GP; Pharmacy / Reduce to:
· 12% by 2007
· 9% by 2009
· 5% by 2011
At least 40% of 16 yr olds achieve the equivalent 5 GCSEs at grades A-C (every Child Matters: “Enjoy & Achieve”) / Reduce to:
· 30% by 2007
· 35% by 2009
· 40% by 2011
Reduce the number of young people not in employment, education or training (NEET) to 30 / Reduce to:
· 50 by 2007
· 40 by 2009
· 30 by 2011
Reduce the number of children growing up in low-income households by 6% to 44% / Reduce to:
· 48% by 2007
· 46% by 2009
· 44% by 2011
42.4% of adults to be qualified to be qualified to at least NVQ level 2 (national level) / Reduce to:
· 39% by 2007
· 41% by 2009
· 42.4% by 2011
Children & Family Centres - Oasis Village Centre (Wisbech North), Elm Children & Family Centre (Elm), Chatteris
Possible extended school schemes in Fenland
Community plans
Audit of schools facilities and activities
Good Food For Cambridgeshire work with ACRE – pilot growing and tasting projects in Littleport and Benwick primary schools
FenDis
Sure Start – health needs assessment tool
Development of PCT sexual health strategy
Teenage pregnancy strategy / Reduce the teenage pregnancy rate by 50% by 2010, as part of a broader strategy to improve sexual health (joint DOH/DFES target) / 2010
Physical activity and obesity
Local Area Agreement (Safer & Stronger Communities)
N/A
FSP aim/priority
Improving the community's safety, health and environment
· reducing obesity
DPH recommendation (based on DOH PSA target)
The Primary Care Trust and District Councils should work together to lead a multi-agency Joint Service Plan for physical activity. This should include an evidence based referral scheme from primary care to community based exercise specialists
Work to explore developing sliming on referral schemes should be taken forward by local dieticians and the Primary Care trust
The Primary Care Trust should work to support local practices in implementing comprehensive risk factor and chronic disease management for their practice populations
FDC priority
Customer First - delivery of excellent customer services and excellent customer/community access to services and information
LPSA target
N/A
Partnership links
/Communication links
/Available resources
/Existing/ongoing work
/Existing Targets/ objectives (incomplete)
/Timing
FSP Health & Social Well-being PartnershipECHAP
FSP Culture & Leisure Partnership
HLEC
FRESH
Rural Sports Forum
FenDis
FSP Diversity & Travellers Forum
FSP Sustainable communities Network
FSP Business forum
Sure Start South Fenland / PCT – Trustline
PCT website
DPH Report 2005
FRESH website
FRESH Brochure
FDC website
HLEC website
Sure Start South Fenland Website / ECF PCT
· Dieticians
· Healthy Lifestyle Team
FDC
· Leisure Centres
· Sports Development Manager
· Environmental Health
ECF PCT/FDC/ECDC
· Joint physical activity post
Sure Start South Fenland PLA project / Development of PCTs physical activity and obesity strategy – in partnership with FDC/ECDC sports development team
Obesity and physical activity stakeholder event – June 04
Development of PCTs physical activity and obesity strategy
GP exercise on referral scheme
Walking for health schemes in East Cambs & Fenland
Audit of local activities available at community venues
Community Plans
Family swimming sessions at Oliver Cromwell Hotel – Sure Start
Keep fit in villages – Sure Start / Agree joint plan for physical activity at FSP/PCT Board level / Sept 2005
Road safety and transport
Local Area Agreement (Stronger & Safer Communities)
Reduce crime, reassure the public, reducing the fear of crime and ASB, and reduce the harm caused by drugs
· reduce crime – vehicle crime
FSP aim/priority
Improving the community's safety, health and environment
· reduce road traffic accidents
Developing a diverse and sustainable economy
Improving access to services and information
DPH recommendation (based on DOH PSA target)
East Cambridgeshire and Fenland Local Strategic Partnerships should continue to monitor local road traffic accident death rates. All local agencies need to work together to support initiatives to reduce road accidents for which there is demonstrable evidence of effectiveness
Joint action should be taken to implement the findings from the Cambridgeshire ACRE co-ordinated research on local transport and access issues released in February 2005. This should include thinking creatively about bringing services and information to communities and households so that people can continue to live in supported small communities and not be disadvantaged through the distance they live from larger health care facilities
FDC priority
Streets Ahead – provision of a more vibrant and attractive place for the community by ensuring that the environment is clean and safe Open for Business
LPSA target
Road safety
Bus patronage
Partnership links
/Communication links
/Available resources
/Existing/ongoing work
/Existing Targets/ objectives (incomplete)
/Timing
FSP Health & Social Well-being PartnershipFSPTransport & Access Group
CCC Rural Transport Partnership
FSP Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership
FSP Transport and Access group
FSP Access to Information Group
FSP Sustainable Communities Network
Care Network / Cambridgeshire ACRE website
CCC website
FDC website
PCT website / Care Network
FACT
FSP Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership / Cambridgeshire ACRE research
FSP Transport & Access group – community transport mapping & awareness raising
CCC Accessibility Strategy
Car Schemes (Care newtork)
Community transport schemes (FACT)
Community plans / To be discussed with FSP Transport & Access Partnership
Local Area Agreement (Safer & Stronger Communities) / 3% reduction in theft of vehicles
3% reduction in theft from vehicle
5% reduction of malicious vehicle fires / 2005/6
Substance misuse and anti-social behaviour
Local Area Agreement (Safer & Stronger Communities)
Reduce crime, reassure the public, reducing the fear of crime and ASB, and reduce the harm caused by drugs
· increase confidence within Fenland communities that levels of ASB are decreasing
· implement ASB procedures across the council – measured through new monitoring system
· introduce mediation service for homelessness and ASB
· reduce fear of crime
· reduce level alcohol consumption on the streets (particularly targeting young people)
Reduce harm caused by drugs
· support people who have drug misuse issues
· reduce perception of local drug use/drug dealing
· increase the number of drug misusing offenders entering treatment through the criminal justice system
· increase the number of drug offenders placed on DTTO or drug rehabilitation requirements by the courts and the proportion that complete treatment or rehabilitation successfully
· build and enlarge the needle exchange services to include pharmacy and centre based services
· build upon existing numbers of GPs in shared care to support those with drug misuse issues
· ensure young people have appropriate substance misuse interventions across Cambridgeshire
· provide consistently high quality universal entitlement programme of preventative drug and alcohol education on ‘life skills’ model for 14-18