We asked you to express your views on the draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy and its principles and ambitions through a survey and 16 engagement sessions across Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster boroughs
Residents’ views were taken into account to inform the Strategy that launched on 5 October with particular focus on young people, inequalities and involving communities as raised in this consultation.
Full report of findings attached.
The Joint Health and Wellbeing Board
The Joint Health and Wellbeing Board is a well established partnership in Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster between our local authorities, NHS and Voluntary and Community organisations. The Board is responsible for understanding and improving the health and wellbeing of residents in our boroughs. We are committed to reducing health inequalities through integrated working.
The Board has a responsibility to write and deliver a Health and Wellbeing Strategy and is consulting on the draft strategy to make sure that it reflects the priorities and experiences of local people.
Find the full Strategy document below
The Health and Wellbeing Board is keen to hear your views to ensure that all our communities can influence the strategy. Health inequalities affect different groups in different ways. The only way we can work towards reducing health inequalities is by making sure everyone’s views are heard.
We are also under a legal obligation to involve the people who live or work in our areas when developing a health and wellbeing strategy. If you have any queries, or require assistance in other languages, please contact us by email at healthandwellbeingstrategy1@rbkc.gov.uk or healthandwellbeingstrategy@westminster.gov.uk , or if you would like to join any of our drop in sessions please register below:
Venture Community Association, 103a Wornington Road. London W10 5YB
7 World's End Place, Studio 2. London SW10 0DR
Dryburgh Hall, Alderney Street. London SW1V 4ET
The Greenside Community Centre, 24 Lilestone St. London NW8 8SR
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