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VCSE insights into Inclusion Health

Owen Morgan

16/07/2024

Adult, Digital Inclusion, Individual behaviours, Living Conditions, Social Networks and Families

Workshops were conducted with VCSE organsations in February 2023, with a focus on inclusion groups. The workshop identified several barriers and challenges faced by the inclusion groups such as access to services, communication, data sharing, funding, trust, and stigma. VCSE groups themselves found that constant change made it difficult to know what is going on Read more
Young Peoples Experiences of Violence in the Humber Region

Owen Morgan

06/07/2024

Adult, Children, Crime and Antisocial Behaviour, Individual behaviours, Living Conditions, Money and Debt, Social Networks and Families

The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) commissioned Humber Learning Consortium (HLC) to deliver a series of focus groups with a diverse range of young people from hotspot areas, across the Humber sub-region. The report produced and embedded within this page has a specific East Riding of Yorkshire section and case studies from Bridlington, Driffield and Read more
Cost of Living

Owen Morgan

16/05/2024

Adult, Children, Employment, Living Conditions, Money and Debt, Social Networks and Families

Introduction Since 2021, the price of essential goods, such as food and fuel, began increasing faster than household incomes. Many people noticed that while they were being paid the same amount, what they earned felt a lot less than it did before and that in a lot of cases the money in their pocket was Read more
Love Driffield – Driffield and The Wolds Foodbank

Owen Morgan

11/04/2024

Adult, Digital Inclusion, Health and Social Care Services, Living Conditions, Money and Debt

Overview This page gives a summary of the Love Driffield – Driffield and The Wolds Foodbank insight report, a project that involved Healthwatch East Riding of Yorkshire, Love Driffield (a community hub and foodbank) and The Cherry Tree Community Centre ( a charitable organisation that provides many valuable services to the local community and surrounding Read more
Engagement and Insight

Owen Morgan

11/04/2024

Adult, Children

Introduction Overall findings from the Engagement and Insights page Proforma document Latest insight reports This carousel showcases the latest insights reports. Hover over any of the images to pause the carousel and then click on an image to go to the dedicated web page of the report connected to the image. Search barThe full list Read more
Health and Wellbeing Survey

Peter Richardson

29/11/2023

Adult, Engagement, Individual behaviours

During the Spring and Summer of 2023 the Public Health Intelligence team conducted a survey aimed at all adults in the East Riding. Consisting of more than 60 questions, the survey asked for information on employment and housing, caring, diet, physical health and activity, long term health conditions, mental health, smoking and alcohol use, quality Read more
Vulnerable

Shane Mullen

24/11/2023

Adult, Children

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Local Coordination Service

Emily Randall

09/11/2023

Adult, Health and Social Care Services

Introduction and Headlines The Need The service is designed to complement existing community support such as Social Prescribing and Making Every Contact Count, which focus more on accessing specific opportunities and signposting within the community. The Local Coordination Service is a targeted intervention. Support workers create a holistic plan with the person, their family and Read more
Carers

Owen Morgan

09/11/2023

Adult, Health and Social Care Services, Housing, Social Networks and Families

Introduction and Headlines The Need in the East Riding The table below provides a brief overview of some of the key numbers involving unpaid carers in the East Riding, derived from the 2021 Census. This section also contains the embedded document ‘ERY adult carer findings from 2021 Census’, which provides further insights into unpaid care Read more
Dementia

Shane Mullen

17/10/2023

Adult, Health and Social Care Services, Individual behaviours

Introduction and Headlines What is dementia? According to the Alzheimer’s Society, dementia describes a set of symptoms that over time can affect memory, problem-solving, language and behaviour”. It is not a specific disease, but a result of various conditions that damage the brain, such as Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia. Read more