The Health and Wellbeing Partnership Plan 2009 to 2012 is part of the broader Leeds Strategic Plan, based on the outcomes and priorities agreed with our partners and shaped by local people. It concentrates on the main Healthy Leeds Partnership actions for the agreed strategic priorities and expands on them.
The ten agreed improvement priorities for health and wellbeing are:
- reduce premature mortality in the most deprived areas;
- reduce the number of people who smoke;
- reduce alcohol-related harm;
- reduce the rate of increase in obesity and raise physical activity for all;
- reduce teenage conception and improve sexual health;
- improve the assessment and care management for children, families and vulnerable adults;
- improve psychological, mental health, and learning disabilities services for all who need them;
- increase the number of vulnerable people helped to live at home;
- increase the proportion of people in receipt of community services enjoying choice and control over their daily lives and;
- improve safeguarding arrangements for vulnerable children and adults through better information, recognition and response to risk.
The action plans for these improvement priorities are available to download to the right of this page. These action plans will inform the performance management process for the Leeds Strategic Plan. Joint work between partners is developing more unified perfomance monitoring systems and establishing baselines. As the plan progresses, outcomes will be refined to associate them with measurements to show the difference we are making. Six-monthly performance reports will be produced and will be reported to the Healthy Leeds Joint Strategic Commissioning Board. They will be available to download on this website.
To view the current performance management of the Leeds Strategic Plan, which includes the health and wellbeing priorities, please click here
For more information about the Health and Wellbeing Partnership Plan and its action plans please contact Christine Farrar on christine.farrar@leeds.gov.uk