Neighbourhood Health Partnerships are a model of delivering coordinated health and care that focuses on integrated, community-based support tailored to local needs. Neighbourhood Health Partnerships are made up of a multidisciplinary team of professionals and organisations including primary and secondary care providers, local authorities and VCSE organisations.
Neighbourhood Health Partnerships aim to support healthier communities through:
• Improved health and wellbeing
• Reduced inequalities
• Improving people’s experiences of health and care
Seven Neighbourhood Health Partnerships have been developed across the East Riding. Details about each one can be viewed on the attached profiles.
Yorkshire Coast and Wolds
NB. York East is part of North Yorkshire Neighbourhood Health Partnerships
Key Activities:
- Developing the maturity of the seven Neighbourhood Health Partnerships
- Resetting the strategic focus from Integrated Neighbourhood Teams to Neighbourhood Health Partnerships
- Transitioning the Neighbourhood Health Partnership Steering Group from being ICB led to Provider ownership
- Within each neighbourhood: convening stakeholders to grow the partnerships, developing strategic plans, aligning with existing strategy and infrastructure, commencing or continuing the implementation of projects and priorities