Category: Social Networks and Families
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East Riding Drugs Partnership
Owen Morgan
This page presents the East Riding Drugs Partnership 2024 Strategy and needs assessment documents. The first half of the page displays the strategy, with the needs assessment located on the second part of the page. East Riding Drugs Partnership 2024 Strategy The East Riding Drugs Partnership 2024 Strategy document can be viewed and downloaded below.… Read more
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The Hinge Centre: Supporting Bridlington’s Community
Owen Morgan
This page hosts the 2024 insight report “The Hinge Centre: Supporting Bridlington’s Community” produced by Healthwatch East Riding of Yorkshire. Healthwatch East Riding of Yorkshire regularly receive feedback from the public about their experiences of health and social care services which is compiled into a monthly intelligence report. From these reports, and from general community… Read more
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Please SEND help!
The document om this page is an insight report by Healthwatch East Riding of Yorkshire on the experiences of families seeking social care support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). It includes survey results (from families, children and staff), key findings, and recommendations for improving services. Key findings from the report included:… Read more
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Young Carers
Owen Morgan
Young Carers Survey for Partners (September 2024) Census 2021 findings On Census day, 2021, there were approximately 120,000 young unpaid carers in England, making up 1.4% of 5 to 17 year olds. As the Census in 2021 was conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic, it may have influenced the increase in the number of young carers due to additional… Read more
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Rural and Coastal Communities
Owen Morgan
Overview Following the January 2023 presentation ‘Rural Health and Wellbeing in the East Riding’ made at the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, this document acts as a rapid needs assessment, expanding on some of the themes presented at that meeting. While the previous years have been greatly dominated by responding to COVID-19,… Read more
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Hope Hack
Owen Morgan
The Hope Hacks were events organised by the Hope Collective and the Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) to engage with young people in Humberside and hear their views and solutions on issues such as community safety, mental health, youth voice, and life skills. The events involved workshops on seven key themes, guest speakers, activities, and… Read more
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East Riding and Hull carers feedback on health services
Owen Morgan
Using the annual Carers Event in Hull, the Integrated Care Board Communications team spent time listening to local carers, and those being cared for, about their experiences, what they would like to see on NHS websites like Let’s Get Better and what one thing might improve access to care. The document also contains three case… Read more
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VCSE insights into Inclusion Health
Owen Morgan
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
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Young Peoples Experiences of Violence in the Humber Region
Owen Morgan
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
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Cost of Living
Owen Morgan
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