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Building Health Partnerships in Lancashire & South Cumbria: Mobilizing Communities for Better Health

Jointly funded by NHS England, this workshop aims to explore ways to harness the leadership and power of communities in Lancashire & South Cumbria to improve their own health and well-being. The session focuses on planning and designing a 'test, learn and review' approach to demonstrate the value of a multi-sector partnership at a neighborhood level. The workshop will also discuss community engagement, identifying needs, and co-producing desired outcomes.

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Building Health Partnerships in Lancashire & South Cumbria: Mobilizing Communities for Better Health

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  1. Lancashire & South Cumbria Partnership session no.2 Wednesday 23rd January Jointly funded by NHS England

  2. The overall aim of the Building Health Partnerships programme in Lancashire & South Cumbria:To look at ways to harness the leadership, power and capacity of our communities to improve their own health and wellbeing.

  3. The purpose of this workshop today: To plan and design a ‘test, learn and review’ approach that enables us to demonstrate what a multi-sector partnership at a neighbourhood level could look like and to prove the value of this way of working.

  4. Ideas from last time - 22nd November 2018 • Prove the value of the existing impact that the VCFS is having • Engagement with neighbourhood, ICP and ICS • Develop a common language • Identify community needs – engaging the less heard community/small VCFS organisations And to make this happen? • Choose 3 neighbourhoods • Choose a theme • Try a different way of engaging

  5. THE CORE GROUP Neil Greaves – Communications & Engagement Lead – Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria Adrian Leather –Active Lancashire Angela Allen – Families, Health & Well Being Consortium Amanda Greenwood – Lancashire Women’s Centres Jacqui Thompson – Senior Manager Health and Wellbeing at NHS Morecambe Bay CCG Pauline Howard – Red Rose Recovery David Houston – Trinity Hospice Liz Petch – Public Health Consultant

  6. Testing the new system arrangements • A theme: suggested so far - Adult mental health, Frailty, Social Isolation • Geographical area/neighbourhood: review the options

  7. How do we mobilise communities and build relationships with neighbourhoods, the voluntary, community and faith sector and the statutory sector?What do we need to do differently?Co-producing the stages, activity and (desired) outcome

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  9. Capturing and sharing the learning as we go How will we do that?

  10. Next session – Wednesday 27th February (am or pm?)Host organisation? Dr Toby Lowe Senior Lecturer in Public Management at Newcastle Business School and co –author of A Whole New World, Funding & Commissioning in Complexity https://collaboratecic.com/a-whole-new-world-funding-and-commissioning-in-complexity-12b6bdc2abd8

  11. To read more about Building Health Partnerships, please visit ivar.org.uk/our-research/building-health-partnerships Institute for Voluntary Action Research  020 7921 2940 @IVAR_UK ivar.org.uk Social Enterprise UK 0203 589 4950 @SocialEnt_UK socialenterprise.org.uk

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